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“I debate the pros and cons of going to buy a takeaway coffee. Coffee: good. Money: none.”
― Madeleine Gray, Green Dot: A Novel

“But what they didn't understand was that I loved this dish. I loved how plain it was; I loved how it screamed, 'man was overwhelmed by the large supermarket'. I loved my dad. I would trade a million fancy meals for frozen spinach ravioli and this man. I would trade a million mothers to hang out with this good dad; this good dad who wanted to be my father, even when the world didn't really want him to; this good man who went through hell to keep me.”
― Madeleine Gray, Green Dot

“I am aimless and sapped, despite still being in my mid-twenties, which seems young to most people but not to people in their mid-twenties.”
― Madeleine Gray, Green Dot: A Novel

“Sometimes she craved a little danger. And that was why she had book club.”
― Grady Hendrix, The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires