HAPPILY EVER AFTER discussion

What are your favourite excerpts from books?

NOTE: Authors can share quotes from their own books as well :-)

Here are some quotes from my book:

The One for Me

https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes...

Hope you like them!

Thank you :-)

ALSO ...

Recently an award-winning, sweet romance author, Jessie Gussman, featured my book The One for Me in her newsletter, and she also included the first chapter as a sneak preview. Just thought I'd share it with you guys in case you'd like to read it :-)

https://mailchi.mp/bfefdb89bacd/my-go...

Thanks again! :-)

'Don't leave me, Bertie. I'm lost.'
'What do you mean, lost?'
'I came out for a walk and suddenly discovered after a mile or two that I didn't know where on earth I was. I've been wandering round in circles for hours.'
'Why didn't you ask the way?'
'I can't speak a word of French.' ...
'Well, why didn't you call a taxi?'
'I suddenly discovered that I've left all my money in my hotel.'
'You could have taken a cab and paid it when you got to the hotel.'
'Yes, but I suddenly discovered, dash it, that I'd forgotten it's name."
We drifted to one of the eleven cafes which jostled each other along the street and I ordered restoratives.
'What on earth are you doing in Paris?'
'Bertie, old man,' said Biffy solemnly, 'I came here to try and forget.'
'Well, you've certainly succeeded.'

(Carry on, Jeeves, P.G. Wodehouse)

"Life would be a lot easier if conversations were rewindable and erasable, like videos. Or if you could instruct people to disregard what you just said, like in a courtroom."

(Confessions of a Shopaholic, Sophie Kinsella)

Suffering the Scot
"Ye were born to shine bright." Said the Scots hero to the English
heroine.

The Last Rake In London
The heroine's sister, Connie, stays in trouble and makes rude
comments and is oblivious to her own snobbery.

The H's Great-Aunt Otto calls Connie "a spiteful empty-headed
china doll."