Janet E.

“You never saw them; you never met them; you were never touched by their suffering except on the evening news or at the occasional fundraiser. They were what they were because they were uncivilized, unteachable, underprivileged and unsalvageable. They were the underclasses, and you found a use for them, because without their cheap labor and their primitive wars, your own world of mirrored towers and imported luxuries and megabuck negotiations could never exist.”
― Janet E. Morris, Outpassage

“I think that being on my knees between your legs is the right place for me, Sir.
And what might you do for me, Rosie, while you are down there?”
― Rachel de Vine, Songbird

“Gods and politics are the tools with which the godless and unprincipled manipulate the gullible.”
― Janet E. Morris

“Compressing her lips together, she gave Mark a baleful glance, eyes flashing pure malice. If he wanted his lips anywhere near hers he’d better be prepared to do battle.

‘Now that’s what I’m talking about,’ said Mark, as the corner of his lip began to twitch in amusement.”
― C.P. Mandara, The Riding School