KindleCousins

“Because I was, and I remain, utterly and completely and totally…in love with you.”
― J.R. Ward, Lover at Last

“Where did the fiction go?
When did we begin to write off literature when its contents contained a character who remained true to themselves?
It’s not my job as an author to create a character everyone likes, one who personifies perfection.
However…it is my job to be true to the character’s personality, even when their attributes are dark, demented, and contrary to all we believe, or have been taught is right.
It is my job to show the reader, the good, bad, and the ugly of the protagonist’s true nature that resides within them.
It is not my job to create a character everyone loves, adores, agrees, and sides with.
True literature remains true to the characters within the pages they inhabit; even when the readers may not understand or agree with their integrity or lack thereof.
As an author I share a bond with each and every character within the books I write. Though they are figments of my imagination, they are alive, and to them I will always remain true; even when the reader may, or may not understand.
©2015 Suzanne Steele”
― Suzanne Steele

“This girl is not someone I should be fucking with. She’s got neon yellow hazardous signs written all over her slim body clearly warning me to stay the fuck away and yet all I seem to be doing is stupidly running towards it. Towards her. At full speed.”
― Francette Phal, Stain

“He felt a sadness that was unlike any sadness he had ever felt, unlike any heartache he had ever experienced. It was breaking him from the inside, eating away at him, torturing him and he needed to not feel it. He needed to not feel anything.”
― Kol Anderson, The Prisoner