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“There was a change in Boldwood's exterior from its former impassibleness; and his face showed that he was now living outside his defences for…

— Thomas Hardy

“I wasn’t sure I wanted a love interest for Alexander. The thought of being jealous of a character in a book was silly, but…

— Allison van Diepen

“Well, Lockwood was an absolute sort of person, wasn't he? He wouldn't fall in love like tripping over a brick. He was the sort…

— Heather Dixon

“His sapphire eyes were bright with his love and his sadness.”

— Andrea Smith

“He couldn't fit the two things together. It gave him a jagged, unfinished feeling, like the first pinprick of heartbreak, a tiny pointed lance…

— Roxana Robinson

“And what is more dramatic, really, than heartbreak?”

— Rebecca Serle

“And now, all these years later, it seemed to him that the most horrible fact of human existence was that broken hearts mended.”

— Stephen King

“She thought that heartbreak might just give his character the shadows and corners and angles it needed to make it truly interesting. To deepen…

— Julie Anne Long

“Suddenly, he felt a tremendous stirring of hope inside his heart; it filled his whole body with its warmth. I may not be that…

— H. L. Balcomb

“...when faced with overwhelming loss and stress, a man must choose to live and find his own way through his broken heart.”

— Richard Paul Evans

“But, alas, he never really belonged in either place, the sad fate, I am afraid, of those whose hearts break and then mend in…

— Kate DiCamillo

“You can't really hear heartbreak. It is remarkably silent but excruciating all the same.”

— Katherine Owen