Beth

“she remembered Winnie telling her change never came from a comfortable place. When she was spat on, shoved, threatened, and afraid, she remembered it was hate causing all this pain, and throughout history hate had yet to win.”
― Danielle Stewart, Flowers in the Snow

“Besides, the less occupation we have, the less we’re disposed to do.”
― Stephanie Dray, America's First Daughter

“Silence settled around us. He was asleep again, and my heart was full of sorrow that he should mourn the loss of virility so keenly and above all else. We might no longer be lovers, but we were bound together by our past that stretched over well-nigh thirteen years. Even in sleep, his fingers held mine and I knew he was pleased.”
― Anne O'Brien, The King's Concubine

“Spoken words fail me where my pen rarely does.”
― Stephanie Dray, America's First Daughter