If you were dead," Owen told her, "you'd have bigger problems than what you were wearing.

If you were dead," Owen told her, "you'd have bigger problems than what you were wearing.

Once I’m done with a book, I’m done! I’m just not a sequel kind of girl. By the time I’ve finished a book I’ve read it so many times that it’s time to move on.

I planned my whole future around Adam," she said now, quietly. "And now I have nothing." "No," I told her, "now you just don't have Adam. There's a big difference, Lissa. You just can't see it yet.

Home wasn't a set house, or a single town on a map. It was wherever the people who loved you were, whenever you were together.

Some things you don't have to tell. Some things, between sisters, are understood.

I am never happy when I finish a book. I always start feeling good, and then I get to about Page 75 and start losing momentum - and I kind of pull it together at the end, but by then I think it's just all over. It's become almost a running joke among my agent and my editor - I always say that, so they don't take me seriously anymore.