Favorite Line in Ruby's Choice

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Favorite Line in Ruby's Choice

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What's your favorite line, quote or passage from the book?

I'm going to have to go with this:
Mmmm, Ruby, you smell just like pickles.
:P

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Good one! :)

Mine:
"Ruby smelled a rat, two very hot rats".
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My favorite was

"I’m not a rocket scientist, but when two hot guys are fishing in the same lake, trying to reel in the same fish, they may need to switch bait ’cause this fish ain’t biting.”


There were so many great Southern sayings in this book. I got quite a kick out of them.
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I liked "Good ole Southern name...is he joking? She smiled inwardly -- surely he had a better pickup line."
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"He stared at the enormous gilded mirror in the entry foyer, picked up one of the very first Faberge eggs...and smashed it on the floor."(109)
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Well then it's obvious that some favourite parts in the book are childish or i should say I'm the other way.
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