Gail

“their goals was to organize workers into one giant union that would one day topple capitalism, a mission that suited anarchists just fine. The”
― Stephen Puleo, Dark Tide: The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919

“I’d always thought praying was words directed toward God, but this was God touching me.”
― Robert Whitlow, Trial and Error: A Legal Suspense

“Authority meant nothing to these people, White thought, nor did the spirit of the season. If they were capable of sneaking a bomb into a police station and exploding the device during the holiest season of the year, they were capable of most anything. Now”
― Stephen Puleo, Dark Tide: The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919

“Here’s what I think. I think that true love allows for each person to find happiness and contentment individually as well as together. You need to go do this, Suzanne—and for that matter, so do I. How can we build a life together until we’re sure of what we each want and need?”
― Anna Schmidt, The Peacemakers Trilogy