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The Retreat The Retreat by Mark Edwards
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“If I enter a house with no books it makes me uneasy. I wonder what’s wrong with the people who live there.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“What if I fall? Oh, my darling, but what if you FLY?”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“The more people we can turn on to the joy of reading, the better the world will be.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“I seem to recall I was simultaneously lacking in confidence and thought I knew everything about the world.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“Some people just don’t appreciate what they’ve got.’ Karen raised an eyebrow.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“Witches were just clever women that men couldn’t tame, weren’t they? Women who wouldn’t conform.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“«Si pasa esto, todo será perfecto, por fin seré feliz…», te convences a ti mismo de que eso solucionará toda tu vida. Y luego pasa ese algo. —Y no soluciona toda tu vida.”
Mark Edwards, El retiro
“It’s like I dived into that river two years ago. And I’m still under the water, holding my breath.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“I bought the drinks and sat at a round table with Karen, Max and Suzi. Karen was as cheerful as she’d been the day before, but Max and Suzi would barely look at each other. A lovers’ tiff? Max swiftly downed his pint of bitter and announced he was going to play on the quiz machine. I watched him jabbing at the buttons and swearing under his breath”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“When ‘Karma Police’ came on the radio, I had to turn it off. It hurt too much.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“It was time to go back into the dark. ‘What are you thinking?’ Jamie had asked. ‘That it’s time to go home,’ I replied.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“I had a knot in my stomach the size of Hawaii.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“I was in a pit, wallowing in self-pity, and I wanted to dig myself out but the shovel was too heavy, my limbs too weak. Everything was too much effort.”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat
“clambered onto the roof of the car – which”
Mark Edwards, The Retreat