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“Something told her it was time to start again. She thought perhaps it was the prospect of seeing love at first hand, but, no, it was far better than that. It was a best man with a death threat.”
― The Impossible Fortune
― The Impossible Fortune
“That was all family had to be, at the most basic level, someone seeing you, even if you didn't know what they saw.”
― Run for the Hills: A Novel
― Run for the Hills: A Novel
“And if this is coming as a shock you might want to consider doing some background reading before you continue.”
― Lies Sleeping
― Lies Sleeping
“Now she realized that she had been holding too much of the burden, that, depending on how many half siblings she now had, they had all been carrying more than they needed of their father's legacy, holding him up for so long that it made their father weightless, able to walk on water, to escape, to never be bound to anything if it did not interest him any longer.”
― Run for the Hills: A Novel
― Run for the Hills: A Novel
“In the old days at M16 you could walk down any given corridor and peek in through open doors and see people up to all sorts of things. A sudden image comes to Elizabeth's mind: Joyce and Ibrahim huddled over one of the old desks, sucking pencils and starting wars.”
― The Impossible Fortune
― The Impossible Fortune
Plagues, Witches, and War: The Worlds of Historical Fiction
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