Quotes by Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet

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When male authors write love stories, the heroine tends to end up dead. — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
You try spending six months sitting at somebody's bedside, waiting for them to die and then tell me that the happy-endin — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
Something snapped inside her. “Of course I’m afraid! Relationships do bad things to me.” He started to respond, but the — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
Colin : “Perhaps now is the time to tell you that I have a weakness for agreeable women.”Sugar Beth : “Well, that sure d — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
He’d lapped at her ankles like a lovesick pup, and she’d been exactly what she was now, a woman born too beautiful and t — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
[Colin to Sugar Beth] I put my heart on every page. — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
Now, now. Southern ladies don’t French-kiss and tell. — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
The Cinderella story in reverse. I only wish there were ashes in the fireplace so I could order you to sweep them out. — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
It was a bitch living with your old English teacher, especially when your old English teacher wasn’t old at all, and he — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
In case you’re not bright enough to figure it out, there’s a real upside to having a sinner like me answer your phone. I — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
When that bastard calls back, you tell him he’s won this round. I’ll marry him. But I don’t take well to being blackmail — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet
Hold it right there. The only agreement we ever had was that you intended to make me as miserable as possible, and I int — Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ain't She Sweet