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I'm mostly a historical romance reader, but I never miss a Susan Elizabeth Phillips book. Her characters are larger than life and heartbreakingly real at the same time. I don't know how she does it. — Julia Quinn

Change Your Mind - Change Your Game! — Robert K. Winters

I cried until I was all cried out. — Neil Gaiman

You'd do anything to get a soul mate back, right? ... I mean, that's the nature of soul mates. — Emily Giffin

Life is rich and full here ... everywhere ... if we can only learn how to open our whole hearts to its richness and fullness. — L.M. Montgomery

The process of sanctifying life could thus almost take on the character of a business enterprise. — Max Weber

It's a matter of fact that Senator Obama has spent more money on negative ads than any political campaign in history. — John McCain

Our greatest pleasure, surely, is in fragments, just as we derive the most pleasure from life if we regard it as a fragment, whereas the whole and the complete and the perfect are basically abhorrent. — Thomas Bernhard

Was slated for the afternoon shift with Nate, but hell if I was sticking to the schedule. I figured one of two things would happen the more time I spent with her. I'd learn she was annoying, a pain in the ass, or silly, and all of those would be great because I could get her out of my system. — Lauren Blakely

Everyone is tortured. Do you know anyone who isn't? — Patty Griffin

Most people would rather die than think and many of them do! — Bertrand Russell

This line of reasoning could have frightened him, but it did not. He gained a certain strength from it. Because, after all, what can be imagined can be achieved.
At the head of the stairs, he paused to straighten a mask that had been knocked askew. — Mal Peet

The nice thing about the Bible is it doesn't give you too many facts. Two an a half lines and it tells you the whole story and that leaves you a great deal of freedom to elaborate on how it might have happened. — Howard Nemerov