Elizabeth George
Born: 01-01-1944
Elizabeth George is an acclaimed American author known for her intricate mystery novels, particularly the Inspector Lynley series. Born in 1949 in Warren, Ohio, she blends her background in psychology and education into her writing, crafting deeply developed characters and plots. Her works often explore themes of justice and human nature, earning her numerous awards and a dedicated international readership. George's storytelling prowess makes her a standout in the crime fiction genre.
Book summaries for books written by Elizabeth George
Quotes
Grief is not a thing to be resolved. It is a thing to be borne.
The past is never far away. It is always there. Only memory fades, and even that is selective.
There are no answers. Only choices.
Sometimes the worst thing that happens to you can be the best thing that happens to you.
Sometimes silence is the loudest sound.
Fear is a prison you make for yourself.
The truth can be a weapon, and it can be a balm. It all depends on how it's used.
Justice is blind, but it is not deaf.
Love doesn't know boundaries or limitations. It just is.
In the face of tragedy, we find out who we truly are.
The scars we carry on the inside are often the deepest.
Fear can either paralyze you or propel you forward. The choice is yours.