Sheralyn

“Romance novels, rom-coms, nontragic love stories—they all run on a blissful sense that we’re moving toward something better. Percentage-wise, the majority of clues writers drop in romance novels don’t give you things to dread. They give you things to look forward to.”
― Katherine Center, Hello Stranger

“I don’t like the thing that’s happening to people, Miss Taggart.” “What?” “I don’t know. But I’ve watched them here for twenty years and I’ve seen the change. They used to rush through here, and it was wonderful to watch, it was the hurry of men who knew where they were going and were eager to get there. Now they’re hurrying because they are afraid. It’s not a purpose that drives them, it’s fear. They’re not going anywhere, they’re escaping. And I don’t think they know what it is that they want to escape. They don’t look at one another. They jerk when brushed against. They smile too much, but it’s an ugly kind of smiling: it’s not joy, it’s pleading. I don’t know what it is that’s happening to the world.” He shrugged. “Oh, well, who is John Galt?”
― Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged

“This love story really created a fantastic feeling of anticipation.”
― Katherine Center, Hello Stranger

“We could have let it all go long before now. We could have tried less hard. We could have given up in the face of all our misunderstandings. But we didn't. It takes a certain kind of courage to be brave in love. A courage you can only get better at through practice.”
― Katherine Center, Hello Stranger