“You can love one man and leave another and love a man and still leave him and leave a man without ever loving him, you can fuck everybody you meet or live like a nun and in the end you… — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“She closed her eyes and prayed to whichever small ineffectual god protects the hearts of women.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“Men deprived of female company quickly became fearsome creatures, and Trevor believed you could argue that civilization was in fact the invention of women,… — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“It's true," I admit. I put two fingers up to my throat to feel my pulse. "I've never trusted anybody to catch me.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“There’s no such thing as fate. It’s just the word men give to decisions which have worked out badly.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“Falling in love slowly is like awakening one morning to find that the sun has risen in the west.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“And despite it all, he has never been able to abandon hope that his betters will someday notice him. Will someday accept him as… — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“For men rise or fall based entirely on what the women in their lives demand of them.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“Fate drives cruel bargains. We must always release one thing before we can grasp something else.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“I keep a pen in my hand so that I can underline anything that strikes me as particularly interesting or well written—it’s a quirk… — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“I expect more from my life than the opportunity to be useful to a man.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“In novels, women run off with their lovers. In real life, women stay.” — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
“If Anthony Weaver knew anything, it was this: That life and love and country and duty…that all of these things faded in time. They… — Kim Wright Copy Share Image
