“He'd observed over the centuries that what made people old was when they could no longer keep up with change. It's the beginning of the end, though few recognize it as such at the time.” — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
And it´s so different for a lot of people I´ve known. One partner doesn´t love the other enough to stop drinking, or gambling, or… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“We were arrogant and naive, thinking we knew what we felt then was love. Love can be a cheap emotion, lightly given, thought it didn´t seem so to me at the time. Looking back, I know we were only filling in the holes in our soles, the way the tide rushes sand to fill in the crevices of a rocky… — Alma Katsu Copy Share
“I´ve always wanted him to love me the way I loved him. He did love me, I know he did. Just not the way I wanted him to. "And it´s so different for a lot of people I´ve known. One partner doesn´t love the other enough to stop drinking, or gambling, or running around with other women. One is the… — Alma Katsu Copy Share
“Have you ever been in love with someone so badly that you’d do anything for them? That no matter what you want, you want… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
I’d always secretly believed that a love as fierce and true as mine would be rewarded in the end, and now I was being… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“She was telling me that I had a life of disappointment before me if I continued to love him as I did. A love… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“You might ask if I loved Jonathan for his beauty, and I would answer: that is a pointless question, for his great, uncommon beauty… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“A man´s desire is a powerful thing. It can reduce a strong man to nothing. When he sees a woman who fascinates him, he… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“It was like being in love with the sun: brilliant and intoxicating to be near, but impossible to keep to oneself.” — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
“There is not only one measure of beauty, Lanore. Everyone adores the red rose, and yet it is a common sort of beauty. You… — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
Men hid behind religion to keep others from seeing how frightened they were, how inept. — Alma Katsu Copy Share Image
