Judith

“I'm in love with you, Rosemary Rose. Madly and irrevocably in love. What do you propose to do about it?”
― Fay Chandos, Sweet Rosemary

“Animals give so much love. What would a heaven be without them?”
― Charlotte Hughes, What Looks Like Crazy

“When we write memoir we are re-creating, sorting through the layer of remembering, to put form and shape to our experience through language. By borrowing from the techniques of fiction and poetry, we are able to make the events of our past come alive, creating detailed pictures of time and place and portraits of the people who have come and gone in our lives. We use scene and dialogue, challenging ourselves to recall how someone talked, what they said (or more accurately, what we remember that they said) and how we felt when moving among the people and events of our past.”
― Janice Gray

“There are a lot of snobs out there who disregard these books (romance novels), but they fulfil a need. I am happy and fulfilled in what I am doing and readers love them. And why not? They are harmless and they are fun.”
― Sara Craven