Solitude Quote by Diana Gabaldon

“Claire knew she was in control of her actions, she could choose to fight or complain. Her plan was for self-preservation until she was…

— Aleatha Romig

“In my work I sometimes borrow Claire's nature, as well as her careful focus on the world.”

— Michael Ondaatje

“Because I'm a girl, Claire thought. She was barely able to contain the relief welling up inside her. Because we're all stupid and insecure…

— Rachel Caine

“Clairey tasted the bile rising up in her throat, could smell the pathetic fear she was giving off, and they were as familiar to…

— Tracy Winegar

“Even from those very first hours, Claire was an easy and quiet child. It was as though she already knew that she could not…

— Edwidge Danticat

“Claire's face looking pretty and serene, as if she were gifted with a madness that left her ignorant of worry.”

— R.J. Lawrence

“silence across the field. When they reached the edge of the forest, Claire’s anxiety faded. It really would be easier”

— Christine Johnson

“This was the difference, she thought, between solitude and isolation. And now she knew something about herself she hadn’t known before. It was an…

— James S.A. Corey

“She revered solitude, but only because there was the possibility of breaking it. Of communing at last with another.”

— Amanda Coplin

“Claire happy to no longer expect...but embrace the sweet lovely mess that is real life.”

— Jess Walter

“She was brave from wine and unseasonable sunshine and the newfound closeness of home.”

— Claire Vaye Watkins

“It was cold and barren. It was no longer the view that I remembered. The sunshine of her presence was far from me. The…

— Wilkie Collins