“To belittle romance fiction is to belittle women. To read romance fiction is to confront the strength of women, the variety of their experience, and the validity of their aspirations and achievements.” — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“When she wasn't leaking from one end, she was leaking from the other spewing white fluids from her mouth whenever she belched, as if… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“I've set the vast majority of my books in New England because that's where I live. I love this part of the country the… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“That baby is small,' observed the bald guy, who sat to the right of Jamie. He nodded, thinking, small but lethal.” — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“He was afraid to pick up the baby. If he touched it, it might bond with him or something. Or he might leave fingerprints… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“Normal, perhaps, but disgusting. He’d thought diapers were bad. The barfing was arguably worse. Maybe it was an early warning sign of alcoholism: the… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“Men love to tower over their women. It deludes them into thinking they have some power in the relationship.” — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“Nick implied the job pays crap, so they can’t expect me to be some sort of art professor, right?” She paused when the bartender… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“To belittle romance fiction is to belittle women. To read romance fiction is to confront the strength of women, the variety of their experience,… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“Women want equality until they think that acting hysterical can give them an edge. Then suddenly, they're the victims of their hormones.” — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
“anxiety, new fathers were a thousand times worse. Anything that didn’t go by the book threw them into a tizzy. Being informed that there… — Judith Arnold Copy Share Image
