Quote by Robert Dugoni

“Yet her father had taught her that failing to act in the face of human suffering is inhuman.”

— Corban Addison

“An awful sense of her deadness, of her soul-blighting selfishness, began to dawn upon her as something monstrous out of dim, gray obscurity.”

— Zane Grey

“She turned of an ashy paleness as cold hatred and desire for revenge took possession of her vindictive soul.”

— Charlotte Dacre

“She is staring at me wide-eyed, willing me to understand: that people should be sacrificed to causes, that beauty can be built on the…

— Lauren Oliver

“She had some kind of foolish and unreasonable notion that the more doggedly she stood, the more would she placate certain mysterious powers which…

— Cora Sandel

“She had created her own misery. Had welcomed her own destruction. Had cast her own emotional illusions, believing in them until they became her…

— Gena Showalter

“She was rage and vengeance, wrath and malice, in beautifully twisted human form.”

— Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl

“But I saw it. That was the problem—he couldn’t stop seeing it. Horrific, unthinkable images of the only woman he’d ever loved, reduced to…

— Andrew E. Kaufman

“One of the worst things that happened to her was that she was put on a pedestal which didn’t allow her to develop in…

— Andrew Morton

“The voices would not stop. They were a torment, Her past became a kaleidoscope of shifting images that kept racing through her mind.”

— Sidney Sheldon

“We began our stories. Her face changed as most women’s do when they listen to their men: from amusement to horror to incomprehensibility.”

— Stephen Tobolowsky

“For every peaceful man, there was a man who wanted to hurt her, even kill her, because she was a gorgeous thing he could…

— Kristin Cashore