Falling Star Quotes

“One of the floral arrangements swayed like a drunken sailor, then toppled, clattering to the floor.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“Not an agent kiss, not anything remotely resembling a peck-on-the-cheek kiss, but a let's-get-started kiss. One that even in hardened, love-tired Los Angeles had a better-than-even shot of producing a happy finish”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“How pointless, harboring romantic fantasies about a man who'd made it abundantly clear that he wasn't interested.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“picked”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“welcoming.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“And”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“somehow filled the eight”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“Tony ran an impatient hand through what was left of his graying hair and pushed up the half glasses that stubbornly refused to park on the bridge of his nose. Sure, Natalie Daniels was good.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“He threw down the remote with disgust and wiped his hands on the stained expanse of his yellow button-down shirt. What a shop he'd inherited. The backup system had gone on the fritz and he had a bunch of union hires who didn't know a generator from Santa Claus. And a princess anchor talent whining about going live from the field.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star

“We all knew Evelyn as a woman who grabbed life with both hands," the elderly priest said, "whether she was winning ballroom dance competitions or skewering politicians for The Downey Eagle.”
― Diana Dempsey, Falling Star