Quote by: Patricia Cornwell

I didn't know what I wanted. Maybe I never had. The emotional distance was never worth the togetherness, and yet I didn't learn. Nothing had changed. Had he reached for me, I would have forgotten to behave sensibly. Desire has no reason, and the need for intimacy had never stopped. I had not conjured up the images in years, his lips on mine, his hands, the urgency of our hunger. Now I was tormented by the memories.


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Author Bio


  • NamePatricia Cornwell
  • DescriptionNovelist, journalist, biographer
  • BornJune 9, 1956
  • CountryUnited States Of America
  • ProfessionWriter; Novelist; Journalist
  • AwardsEdgar Award