“Somehow you were always dogged by the constant question of: “What have you achieved that’s worthy of your brilliant education? You’ve been to Oxford! Why aren’t you living up to your potential?” I’d”
―
H.Y. Hanna,
A Scone to Die For
“there is something within chocolate itself, a dark and powerful magic which works on the mind and body.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“reputation for being weird.” “Weird? What do you mean, weird?” “Like… the weather is always different there. It could be sunny everywhere else but when you get there, it’s grey and misty—or it’s raining all over the Cotswolds but completely dry in Tillyhenge… And if you’re driving, the GPS can’t find it, no matter how you give the directions. In fact, it doesn’t even show” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“the idea of magic. I mean… fine, his ex-girlfriend might have been crazy,” ― H.Y. Hanna, Bonbons and Broomsticks
“few feet from them, a bag of kibble had fallen off the pile and split open. Biscuit gave a bark of delight and pounced on the bag. In less than a minute, the bag was empty. Biscuit gave a burp and a metallic voice floated out from his stomach: “You have no more messages.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Curse of the Scarab
“There is old Chinese proverb: ‘cannot change your fate, only change your attitude’—so have to accept life and continue in best way.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Wrongfully Infused
“you’ll still hear a few words and phrases, especially if you go out to the smaller towns.” He paused and asked, “Where’re you” ― H.Y. Hanna, Playing for Love
“My favourite quote of his is: ‘And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music’.” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“this evening?” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“The girl’s eyes widened and she stared at Caitlyn in astonishment for a moment, then a small smile tugged her lips. “Thanks,” she said. “Yeah, she was a right cow, Edith Brixton. I mean, I’m sorry she’s dead,” she added hastily. “But everyone’s been goin’ around talkin’ like it’s such a tragedy an’ nobody realised what a nasty piece of work she was!” “Yes, I was shocked when I heard her threatening you,” said Caitlyn, her voice full of sympathy. The girl eyed her sideways. “I wasn’t really stealin’, you know. That’s what I told the police. I was just helpin’ someone out.” Something in Caitlyn’s expression made her add defensively, “For a small fee, of course. But you can’t expect me to do all the work for nothin’, can you? An’ I needed the money. I have a sick mother, you see, an’ she needs full-time nursing. I help to pay her medical bills.” Caitlyn felt a pang of pity, but then something—a glint in the girl’s eyes—made her wonder how much of that sob story was true. She had a feeling that Amelia was the kind of girl who had a quick tongue and a knack for spinning a story so that she always came out looking good in any situation. “What do you mean, ‘helping someone out’?” she asked. “I thought the police said you received an anonymous note asking you to steal the ring. How would you have known whether you were helping somebody?” “They explained in the note, see,” said Amelia. “They said that the” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Chocolate Fudge
“Love, more than anything in the world, must be given freely.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Summer Night's Cream
“When you start something intending to fail, that is what happens” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Summer Night's Cream
“Americanised now, what with all the stuff we get on TV. But you’ll still hear a few words” ― H.Y. Hanna, Playing for Love
“The coffee table was laid out with a full Royal Doulton tea service and a selection of freshly baked scones, hot buttered teacakes, little lemon curd tarts, and home-made shortbread biscuits.” ― H.Y. Hanna, All-Butter ShortDead
“suppose the British newspapers reported the sinking of the Titanic as “a regrettable excursion” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“symptoms of atropine poisoning.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“People always latch on to what they really want to believe, whether or not it’s the truth,” ― H.Y. Hanna, Too Mulch to Handle
“Aren’t you feeling well, dear?” “Did you have an accident?” “Perhaps you need a nice cup of tea?” The last comment brought a reluctant smile to my lips. Trust the English to always think that a cup of tea would fix everything. I” ― H.Y. Hanna, All-Butter ShortDead
“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music’.” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“there is something within chocolate itself, a dark and powerful magic which works on the mind and body.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“reputation for being weird.” “Weird? What do you mean, weird?” “Like… the weather is always different there. It could be sunny everywhere else but when you get there, it’s grey and misty—or it’s raining all over the Cotswolds but completely dry in Tillyhenge… And if you’re driving, the GPS can’t find it, no matter how you give the directions. In fact, it doesn’t even show” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“the idea of magic. I mean… fine, his ex-girlfriend might have been crazy,” ― H.Y. Hanna, Bonbons and Broomsticks
“few feet from them, a bag of kibble had fallen off the pile and split open. Biscuit gave a bark of delight and pounced on the bag. In less than a minute, the bag was empty. Biscuit gave a burp and a metallic voice floated out from his stomach: “You have no more messages.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Curse of the Scarab
“There is old Chinese proverb: ‘cannot change your fate, only change your attitude’—so have to accept life and continue in best way.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Wrongfully Infused
“you’ll still hear a few words and phrases, especially if you go out to the smaller towns.” He paused and asked, “Where’re you” ― H.Y. Hanna, Playing for Love
“My favourite quote of his is: ‘And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music’.” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“this evening?” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“The girl’s eyes widened and she stared at Caitlyn in astonishment for a moment, then a small smile tugged her lips. “Thanks,” she said. “Yeah, she was a right cow, Edith Brixton. I mean, I’m sorry she’s dead,” she added hastily. “But everyone’s been goin’ around talkin’ like it’s such a tragedy an’ nobody realised what a nasty piece of work she was!” “Yes, I was shocked when I heard her threatening you,” said Caitlyn, her voice full of sympathy. The girl eyed her sideways. “I wasn’t really stealin’, you know. That’s what I told the police. I was just helpin’ someone out.” Something in Caitlyn’s expression made her add defensively, “For a small fee, of course. But you can’t expect me to do all the work for nothin’, can you? An’ I needed the money. I have a sick mother, you see, an’ she needs full-time nursing. I help to pay her medical bills.” Caitlyn felt a pang of pity, but then something—a glint in the girl’s eyes—made her wonder how much of that sob story was true. She had a feeling that Amelia was the kind of girl who had a quick tongue and a knack for spinning a story so that she always came out looking good in any situation. “What do you mean, ‘helping someone out’?” she asked. “I thought the police said you received an anonymous note asking you to steal the ring. How would you have known whether you were helping somebody?” “They explained in the note, see,” said Amelia. “They said that the” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Chocolate Fudge
“Love, more than anything in the world, must be given freely.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Summer Night's Cream
“When you start something intending to fail, that is what happens” ― H.Y. Hanna, Witch Summer Night's Cream
“Americanised now, what with all the stuff we get on TV. But you’ll still hear a few words” ― H.Y. Hanna, Playing for Love
“The coffee table was laid out with a full Royal Doulton tea service and a selection of freshly baked scones, hot buttered teacakes, little lemon curd tarts, and home-made shortbread biscuits.” ― H.Y. Hanna, All-Butter ShortDead
“suppose the British newspapers reported the sinking of the Titanic as “a regrettable excursion” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
“symptoms of atropine poisoning.” ― H.Y. Hanna, Dark, Witch & Creamy
“People always latch on to what they really want to believe, whether or not it’s the truth,” ― H.Y. Hanna, Too Mulch to Handle
“Aren’t you feeling well, dear?” “Did you have an accident?” “Perhaps you need a nice cup of tea?” The last comment brought a reluctant smile to my lips. Trust the English to always think that a cup of tea would fix everything. I” ― H.Y. Hanna, All-Butter ShortDead
“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music’.” ― H.Y. Hanna, A Scone to Die For
