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“I stopped at the front desk, about to complain to the doorman, when I was confronted with a NEW doorman, my age but balding…

— Bret Easton Ellis

“The man she’d glimpsed that morning, and the one who’d cared enough to put his arms around a packmate who was hurting, he was…

— Nalini Singh

“It was not always unpleasant to deal with a hysterical woman. One feels so thoroughly righteous in comparison.”

— Adelle Waldman

“A woman who knew her own mind and scorned the conventions of polite society. We were going to get along just fine.”

— Gail Honeyman

“The man raised his glass, 'To you!' Can't you think of a wittier toast?' Something was beginning to irritate him about the girl's game.…

— Milan Kundera

“He had scorned her, and didn't they say that hell hath no fury--? A scorned woman might well traffic with the devil... or his…

— Stephen King

“The Angry One sat quietly simmering. His rage burned a hole in the pit of his stomach. He’d been generous with her...and patient. Oh,…

— LR Potter

“She had a thing for cocky assholes. When they expressed interest in her it seemed meaningful. When nice guys hit on her, she had…

— Lucinda Rosenfeld

“But he knew how to treat a woman with respect, to never demean or condescend or embarrass her in front of others.”

— Miranda Liasson

“There was a dumb misery about him that irritated her; there was a manly staying of his hand that made her heart beat faster.…

— Henry James

“There wasn’t a bit of innocence or purity in him. He was sinful and cynical. Unapologetic. He cared nothing for the world. He just…

— Joanna Chambers

“She had softened at his concern for her, but his tone was back to being scathing. She deduced that his concern was not for…

— Anya Wylde