460 Quotes by J.D. Robb

Religion was a riddle to her. Believe this, and only this, because we say so. If you don’t you’re buying a one-way ticket to everlasting Hell.

Roarke’s brow cocked as he noted Casto take in the black satin that slithered over Eve’s body. In the manner of men or unfriendly male dogs, Roarke showed his teeth.

Two lost souls. He’d once called them that. She wondered if they’d stopped being lost when they’d found each other.

You have to trust, or you’re only living half a life. You have to try to help or even that half is empty.

I pray our bond can be repaired, and I pray she comes to understand our bond was forged and will only hold strong in death.

She curled up beside him, realizing they both needed this space of intimacy as much as they’d needdd the reassurance and release. Her world had been rocked. She only understood how violent the shake had been now that it was stead again.

Roarke pointed a finger at Galahad who’d begun his crouch toward the berries. The cat turned his head toward the screen as if suddenly enraptured by the financial new.

She didn’t hurry as she walked to him. Something told her he was a man too used to people – women certainly – rushing toward him. So she took her time, her long, slow strides flapping her borrowed coat around her chilly legs.

I couldn’t find my balance until I stood out there in the mist of the morning and saw you. Simple as that for me, it seems. There she is, so my life’s where it should be, whatever’s going on around it.