Quote by Victoria Jenkins

“The church in Monmouthshire was small, set back from sight of the main road behind a gathering of tall oak trees. There was little…

— Victoria Jenkins

“suppose the point I’m trying to make is that you can’t let other people dictate your life. You’ve got to do what’s right for…

— Victoria Jenkins

“If you spoke something aloud, it made it real. Ignore it for long enough and it might go away. Only it never did. It…

— Victoria Jenkins

“Don’t let anyone or anything keep you from doing what’s best for you.”

— Victoria Jenkins

“Watching her mother’s decline had been slow and painful: the worst thing she had ever had to witness.”

— Victoria Jenkins

“The world kept spinning, clocks kept ticking: time didn’t stop for anyone’s tragedy. Tomorrow the world would carry on as though Keira North had…

— Victoria Jenkins

“People just found – somehow – a way to adapt; their bodies continued to function, yet their minds would never exist in the same…

— Victoria Jenkins

“Losing a parent was difficult; when her father had died, she had thought she’d never get over it. The pain had been like a…

— Victoria Jenkins

“There was no wake to attend. No warm beer and barely filled sandwiches with curled-up corners. Death didn’t seem something to be celebrated,”

— Victoria Jenkins

“itself obvious that evening. Rachel knew what was going on between him and Sarah.”

— Victoria Jenkins

“no amount of time was enough to absorb the shock of such a loss. People just found – somehow – a way to adapt;…

— Victoria Jenkins

“As with every other time, she wished they could go back and undo the things they’d said years earlier; try and do things differently,…

— Victoria Jenkins