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  • #1
    Taylor Jenkins Reid
    “Because you are not yet who you will one day be.”
    Taylor Jenkins Reid, Carrie Soto Is Back

  • #2
    Taylor Jenkins Reid
    “I will be perfectly nice to his face, you know that,” he says. “But it is my God-given right to complain about him behind his back.”
    Taylor Jenkins Reid, Carrie Soto Is Back

  • #3
    Meghan Quinn
    “Something we tend to forget when married, that we’re tied together in all aspects. What one partner might do affects the other. Whether good or bad. One move tugs on the other and vice versa. That’s why when we’re making our way through life, we need to be aware that our every move is tied to our loved one. We need to be conscious of that.”
    Meghan Quinn, Till Summer Do Us Part

  • #4
    Liz Tomforde
    “Yeah, that’s not me. I’m just like every other chick. As basic as they come. I had an Uggs phase. I had a skinny jeans phase. I like my books with romance, my coffee with more creamer than caffeine, and I even take aesthetic pictures of my food anytime I’m at a restaurant.”
    Liz Tomforde, The Right Move

  • #5
    Liz Tomforde
    “You know that jersey you’ve got with my last name on it? When you see it hanging there in your closet, let it serve as a reminder to you, that soon enough, it’ll be her last name too.”
    Liz Tomforde, The Right Move

  • #6
    Liz Tomforde
    “How else would you get to live a thousand lives in the span of only one? The beauty of fiction is that it makes you feel things on a visceral level. You can cry with those characters, laugh with them. It teaches you to look at another’s perspective, to have empathy.”
    Liz Tomforde, The Right Move

  • #7
    Lyla Sage
    “There’s a reason that rearview mirrors are small and windshields are big.”
    Lyla Sage, Wild and Wrangled

  • #8
    Riley Sager
    “One time is an anomaly. Two times is a coincidence. Three times is proof.”
    Riley Sager, Lock Every Door

  • #9
    Lucinda Berry
    “Another privileged white male who thought the world owed him and that women were his for the taking.”
    Lucinda Berry, Run for Your Life



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