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Same height, same hair colour. She could almost pass for Deborah from behind. But as the woman turned, he could tell she was no more than a cheap imitation. Her leggings were riding up between her butt cheeks, and she was wearing a short puffy jacket and spiky heels, further going to prove she was no Debbie. His Debbie wouldn’t be seen out looking
... See moreCarla Kovach • The Next Girl: A gripping crime thriller with a heart-stopping twist (Detective Gina Harte Book 1)
Detroit I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Ford, and it really was a pleasure. He is a man quite capable of views which I think silly to the point of insanity; but he is not the vulgar benevolent boss. It must be admitted that he is a millionaire; but he cannot really be convicted of being a philanthropist. He is not a man who merely wants to run
... See moreG. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton • What I Saw in America
“Anything. Something I don’t know and never could.” He stared at me for a moment. “You don’t have a name. You’re HE-315-PJ7A-M and generation twenty-four from Time Zero. You popped up on our database twenty years ago and your entire life is eighteen hundred lines of text, almost all of it geographic movements. Have you procreated yet?”
Jasper Fforde • Red Side Story (Shades of Grey Book 2)
“A man like this?” I said softly. “What’re you? What’re you?”
Ben H. Winters • Underground Airlines
Introduced to a party of people who ignore their own chauffeur, he protests: “I have not met this gentleman
Edmund Morris • Edmund Morris - The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt-Random House
