Screw you, John." "Sorry, Sylvie. Can't—they frown on that kind of thing between step-siblings.

Focus, Amy. Just because he looked great in the saddle did not mean he wasn't an axe murderer.

Don’t ever trust anyone who’s writing a book. They make up lies for a living.

Screw you, John." "Sorry, Sylvie. Can't—they frown on that kind of thing between step-siblings.

I glanced at Carson, who had promised things would be alright. His gaze was on the floor, and a muscle in his jaw flexed rhythmically but unhelpfully. If he was trying to send me a message, I was out of luck, because I'd never learned Morse Code for Assholes.

Good writing is good writing. In many ways, it’s the audience and their expectations that define a genre. A reader of literary fiction expects the writing to illuminate the human condition, some aspect of our world and our role in it. A reader of genre fiction likes that, too, as long as it doesn’t get in the way of the story.

My major vice is sarcasm with a side of caffeine addiction.