Julia

“Books are time travel. True readers all know this. But books don’t just take you back to the time in which they were written; they can take you back to different versions of yourself.”
― Peter Swanson, Eight Perfect Murders

“I sometimes suffer from an excess of zeal.”
― Alan Bradley

“White people often spent time admiring their survival of one thing or another. I imagined it was because so often they had no need to survive, but only to live.”
― Percival Everett, James

“Your future contains dry bones. Your slow demise begins right when you hold the queen in the palm of one hand. Beware the bird, for it will betray you. And from that, there’s no coming back. But daughters are the key to justice, find the right one and keep her close. All signs point toward your murder.”
― Kristen Perrin, How to Solve Your Own Murder