The Rector's Daughter Quotes

“Mothers who had lost their sons to war, all over the world, were united by far stronger bonds than that of a mere flag.”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2

“He’s a narcissist, and his fragile male ego was bruised by you confronting him.”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2

“It’s like a vermin infestation. You have to ensure you are entirely rid of every last one, because they breed, you see, and their resolve grows even from a small seed. So give me two months and I’ll have this county under my control.”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2

“And I don’t care who they are. Even if they’re not guilty of being in the IRA, then as far as I’m concerned, they’re guilty of helping them. The Irish are opportunists at heart. They are actually of quite low intelligence as a race.”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2

“Constant pressure, raids, arrests, interrogations, general disruption. Exert as much pressure as possible on the population. For every man I lose, I will execute ten of them. Every single time.”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2

“Maybe we’d do better as a society if we focussed on that. Being kind, being honest, being compassionate. And less on how people identify –”
― Jean Grainger, The Rector's Daughter: The Dunmara Series - Book 2