Charles Dickens Quote by E.L. James

“How I longed to tell her about Harriet--but somehow I could not. The grief in the room belonged to Porcelain and I realized, almost…

— Alan Bradley

“She has drudge written all over her. She probably stares at the ceiling, things about mopping the floor.”

— Margaret Atwood

“Damn, she better get her imagination under control or she was going to be in trouble. She stole another glance in his direction, her…

— Tamara Hoffa

“Her gaze follows my every move. I think she can feel something is weird but hasn’t put her finger on it yet. Maybe she’s…

— Carrie Clevenger

“I force a smile and hold up my hand, which must end up looking like some sort of strange, leery wince, like I've just…

— Craig Silvey

“Emma felt a compulsion to run her hands through it. To step into his arms and never leave. Desire shot to her knickers and…

— Amanda Clark

“Of course she told me voluntarily.” Harriet lifted her eyebrows. “Or maybe you think I tied her to the sofa and tortured her with…

— Sarah Morgan

“It's more like she left some of herself behind in the walls and the floors and the books, like there's something she wants to…

— Marie Bostwick

“The fact that he gave her the creeps just proved she was normal. He had the flat, dead face of an item turned out…

— Walter Kaylin

“(She’d always wondered, or even daydreamed, what it was like to actually work with great detectives, rather than just read about them. It was…

— Genevieve Cogman

“As usual, when she has her Kindle in her hand, the world could crumble around her and she wouldn't have a clue.”

— Aurora Rose Reynolds

“She carried a notebook with her everywhere and brimmed with ideas. She often woke in the night and switched on the light to scribble…

— Josephine Moon