Quote by Jane Austen

“A sudden, superstitious fear chilled her skin. She was too happy. Happiness this intense couldn’t last. Something was bound to happen.”

— Thea Harrison

“She wasn’t sure, yet, exactly what was at the other end of the fear. But she was finally starting to believe that whatever it…

— Elizabeth Craft Sarah Fain

“...she was so afraid of everything that she made it impossible to really enjoy anything at all.”

— Lemony Snicket

“What terrified her most was the thought that staying alive had become nothing more than a habit. That was it. A reflex action without…

— Jonathan Maberry

“She thought of all the things she’d forgotten to be scared of.”

— Jodi Lynn Anderson

“The only thing she really enjoyed was a funeral. You knew where you were with a corpse. Nothing more could happen to it. But…

— L.M. Montgomery

“She was terrified of everything, and terrified to show it.”

— David Foster Wallace

“As anxious and nervous as I was about the new path I was about to head down, a tiny part of me knew everything…

— Karina Halle

“I really do think it all boiled down to fear. She was so worried about what the people around us would think, she forgot…

— Julie Kibler

“She hadn’t wanted this and yet deep down inside, she knew that she did, and that was what scared her more than anything.”

— Julie Lessman

“That was another thing that was becoming overwhelming --- her emotions. She normally only seemed to have two --- happy or pissed off.”

— Samantha Chase

“No fear is unbearable, she concluded, unless you've got time on your hands and a healthy imagination.”

— Arturo Pérez-Reverte