Holiday Hideaway Quotes

“Alma? You had that sweet lady fired?”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“kind”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“I’m glad. And I’m glad we’re friends, too, after all these years.” “No,” George said, frowning. “Actually, I’m not currently accepting applications for new friends.”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“I was smitten the first time I saw you in that ridiculous Sea-Gal uniform. Since you sat beside me in glee club and shared your Rice Krispies Treats. But you and me? I told myself it was impossible.”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“because alone was better than unhappy, right?”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“My parents hated him. My friends hated him. I guess . . . I thought I could change him, somehow. You know? If I showed him what it was like to be really loved, maybe that would make him kinder, more understanding.”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“You’re like a rotisserie chicken, or the spin cycle on a washing machine. You thrash around, throw off the covers . . .”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“she found a worn and well-loved copy of The Night Before Christmas. She curled up in her armchair and found herself fantasizing what it might be like if it were just the two of them, cozy and snowbound, with herself in her kerchief and George in his cap, settled in for a long winter’s nap.”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway

“Leaving him had been the easy part, but putting her life back together, starting over from scratch, had been so much harder than she’d ever anticipated.”
― Mary Kay Andrews, Holiday Hideaway