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Stockholm (Getaway, #3) Stockholm by Catherine Steadman
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“(...) we all do what we can to survive.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“Change can be frightening; the future can be frightening”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“They say if you are attractive enough, you can get away with almost anything.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“In my defence, no one really knows how much they can take until they finally reach their limit”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“Out of medical school, there's a kind of joke that you pick the speciality that you need the most help with
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Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“Thirteen years as a practising psychiatrist ought to have taught me better than to awaken dormant things in other people - but I stand by the idea that love should be honest with itself, that anything else is just duty”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“His proposal was one of the most “gratifying” moments of my life. A castle stormed, a victory won, the spoils mine. The uncontrollable caught, bound immobile. Two people giving themselves to each other, all their flaws and intentions clear. Real love.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“no one really knows how much they can take until they finally reach their limit.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“The sky is marbled with moving streaks of jade, lime, and ultraviolet as if the wind were blowing it. The night air’s on fire.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“had a beautiful office on the Upper West Side and long-standing patients—start-up loners, terrible mothers, absent fathers, sociopaths, narcissists, sex addicts, people who could not stop and yet could not remember why they had started in the first place. I was very good at my job. I turned dysfunctional parasitic behaviors into high-functioning symbiotic ones. My time was respected and sought after and expensive.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“I am a doll made to look like a fully functioning woman, a woman who has a choice in what she does, or thinks, or drinks. But that woman is not real.”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm
“quotidian”
Catherine Steadman, Stockholm