Quote by Charles Dickens

“Reasonable behavior was the last thing you wanted. You felt as if the resolution of human problems demanded passion and brute unreason, some spitting…

— William Boyd

“Finally, a bold announcement across the screen declared The End. ... She resent it, The End. She resented the silence that followed such a…

— Abby Slovin

“For a minute I was convinced she must have handed me the wrong schedule, so I checked the top of the paper. No, that’s…

— Katja Millay

“He asked what she was in for and complimented the find workmanship of her metal extremities, but she ignored him, making him briefly question…

— Marissa Meyer

“His anger stirred her own and she suddenly thought she understood their problem: they were too polite, too constrained, too timorous, they went around…

— Ian McEwan

“He stopped and glared at her. “It’s a lifetime commitment in my book, lady. It’s not an arrangement you nullify when things get a…

— Francine Rivers

“She talked too much, and evidently not in the right ways or about the right things.”

— Jessica Park

“It was then, hearing those words from her, that I stopped trying to fight it. She’d found a way in. Rocked by the significance…

— L.A. Fiore

“And suddenly, as he noted the fine shades of manner by which she harmonized herself with her surroundings, it flashed on him that, to…

— Edith Wharton

“she was remembering what it was like when you broke up with someone. Conversations became so hopelessly tangled. You had to be polite and…

— Liane Moriarty

“...what woman has ever stopped by a want of information? She felt. And despised him for not acting in accordance with her feelings.”

— John le Carré

“Then she told me her name, which I forgot immediately, and launched into a monologue of enmity concerning the girl who'd bumped her. I…

— Tammara Webber