One glance was all it took to refute Gabriel’s earlier speculation that Trenear had married her for financial gain. Or at least, she couldn’t have been the only reason. She was a lovely woman, delicately feline, with tip-tilted brown eyes. The way her ruddy curls tried to spring free of their pins reminded him of his mother and older sister.

— Lisa Kleypas

Lisa Kleypas Quotes

Matthew was the only man who had ever wanted her just as she was.

— Lisa Kleypas

It’s none of your concern about how I lead my life or who pays for it. I don’t care about your opinions, and you have no right to force them on me.

— Lisa Kleypas

I’m not as innocent as you might think. I’m very well read.

— Lisa Kleypas

It’s no crime to be ambitious, particularly when you’ve started with nothing.

— Lisa Kleypas

As far as being self-centered, you have no way of knowing how much I’ve done, if anything, for other people.

— Lisa Kleypas

You have terrible judgment. You’re in bed with the last man in the world you should trust, and you’re about to make the biggest mistake of your life.” “Is this your idea of seductive banter?” “I thought I should give you one last warning. Now you’re doomed.

— Lisa Kleypas

Life can be understood only by looking back, but has to be lived forwardly.

— Lisa Kleypas

She’s not a lunatic,” Daisy told her sister. “She’s a New Yorker.

— Lisa Kleypas

Not for the first time, Tom reflected there was no understanding women. It wasn’t that they were illogical. Just the opposite. Their logic was of a higher order, too complex and advanced to submit to a complete proof calculus. Women assigned mysterious values to details a man would overlook, and were able to draw piercing conclusions about his innermost secrets.

— Lisa Kleypas

But Lachlan always reasoned that a teenage boy had little enough good sense as it was; a clout upside the head might knock it right out of him.

— Lisa Kleypas

There MacRae was, disheveled and hatless, but breathtakingly handsome. To her pleased surprise, his hair had been cut and shaped to his head in short layers of amber and gold. He had the cool, sensual allure of a lost angel painted by Cabanel.

— Lisa Kleypas

He had collected as many stolen glances as possible, knowing it was all he would ever have of her.

— Lisa Kleypas

Besides, marrying you is the only way I can have Burton as my butler.

— Lisa Kleypas

He could no longer deny that for the rest of his life, he would measure every other woman against her, and find them all lacking. Her smile, her sharp tongue, her temper, her infectious laugh, her body and spirit, everything about her struck a pleasurable chord in him.

— Lisa Kleypas

We’re hideously rich, Annabelle – and I’ve got three older brothers, all unmarried. Would you possibly consider one of them? If you like, I’ll have one shipped across the Atlantic for your inspection.

— Lisa Kleypas

Throughout the years Bowman’s efforts to change Daisy had been met with valiant resistance. She liked herself the way she was and therefore trying to do anything with her was like attempting to herd a swarm of butterflies. Or nailing jelly to a tree.

— Lisa Kleypas

She was the most provoking, beguiling woman he had ever met. Thunderstorms and rainbows wrapped together in a convenient pocket-sized parcel.

— Lisa Kleypas

Although Evie was far quieter than the rest of the family, everyone paid close attention whenever she spoke. For all her gentleness, she possessed a core of inner strength that had made her the center of the Challons’ world. And she was so kind that Keir couldn’t help but like her. When they’d first met, the duchess had stared at him for a moment of wonder, and then had smiled and embraced him with tear-glittered eyes, as if he were her own long-lost child instead of Kingston’s.

— Lisa Kleypas

Every time she enters the room, we can all hear your heart beating.” West felt his color heighten. “Bugger off.

— Lisa Kleypas

There’s nothing wrong about not knowing something. The stupid people are the ones who think they know everything.

— Lisa Kleypas
More Lisa Kleypas Quote >>
Privacy Policy   5.80ms  0.71MB