“There is a word I have always avoided in my writing, my life, my thoughts. That word is love. What does it mean? How do you deal with it? If you find it and lose it, how do you get… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share Image
“First love is stripping down everything to essential truths, setting aside your fears and doubts and seeing who you are in someone else's eyes.… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“The touch of his fingertips on my back is like a great cellist brushing the strings of his instrument, or a watchmaker turning a… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“Where there's smoke there's fire. Where there's fire there's passion. Where there's passion there's a girl smoking.” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“The moment of orgasm is like the first dramatic moment of birth when you draw breath and scream out that you are alive. It… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“To listen to criticism and act on it if it is valid and ignore it if it is not is a sign of intelligence.” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“When I was 6 I wanted to be a nurse. When I was 14 I wanted to be a spy or a lion tamer.… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“When you fall in love, everything is impregnated with new meaning. It is as if you suddenly have borderline personality disorder.” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“When his hand came down across my bottom the first time I thought I was going to die. But the pain passed, transmuted as… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“The definition of a gentleman is a man who enters a revolving door in front of you and exits behind you.” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“Our brain is a circuit board with neurons and terminals ready to be wired. We are born free, then programmed to obey our parents,… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“Smoking can kill you, he said, and I replied: sounds better than being bored to death” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“The only prophecy the artist can make with confidence is that he and his message will be misunderstood by a world that values all… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“Bella had come to realize that instincts were her true voice speaking to her and that she should always act on her instincts.” — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
“Who knows why we do it? And when we've done it, nobody wants it. Still we keep doing it. That's what makes a writer… — Chloe Thurlow Copy Share
