The Next Girl Quotes

“Bloody Facebook. Full of sanctimonious trolls.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“familial”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“crying”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Same height, same hair colour. She could almost pass for Deborah from behind. But as the woman turned, he could tell she was no more than a cheap imitation.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“not.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“walk,”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Redditch”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“further”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“transmitted,”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“do that.’ He paused”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“The baby is receiving treatment now. You and Mrs Craneford did a good job.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“lets slip the name of the road I used to live on, that I realise how much she knows about me,”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“until the chain pulled”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“was ready to finally”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“He couldn’t live in the past any longer.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“The woman smiled. ‘Looking for something special to end the evening?’ she asked.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“the baby”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“river”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“His heart pounded”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“shuffled”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“SEVENTEEN”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“the soiled blanket she was lying on later, when she had more energy, but for”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“weaving”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“cake involved and it’s even brighter when we talk about books.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“lockup or another type”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Gina”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Right, little sprog. I’m”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Cheap, but I can work with. Don’t expect brilliant.’ She filled his airways with the smell of cheap perfume as she fell into the car, snatching the cash as she landed on the seat. ‘Okay, not too far.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“drugs? He’d only ever come looking for company once before, but it had been a disaster and long before Debbie had entered his life. He’d only wanted to talk, but that woman had been corruptive, trying to encourage him to do things his mother would never approve of. He’d been willing up to a point and that point was his release.”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl

“Deborah”
― Carla Kovach, The Next Girl