221 Quotes by Sarah MacLean

I hope you do not consider me so distasteful?"She allowed herself to meet his amused gaze. No. Ralston was not distasteful. Not by any stretch of the imagination."No, my lord," she said, the softness in her tone betraying her thoughts before she added, "And neither does Miss Heloise, it appears. She was quite charmed by you.""One must use one's talents to one's advantage, Lady Calpurnia.""Something I am certain you do quite well."His voice deepened. "I assure you, I do it very well.

His unashamed, avenging queen.

It should all feel splendid. You tell me if it doesn't, and I shall rectify the situation.

She faced his enemy and waved a hand at the door, where Bruno and now Cross stood, looking very serious and very frightening. "Would you care to attempt escape before I am through?"Michael couldn't help it. He grinned. She was a warrior queen.His warrior queen.

Don’t you see, Mara.” He leaned in and whispered, “You’re mine, now.

I don't doubt it, but in ruining me, you would also ruin your chances at Falconwell."He stiffened. Penelope was breathless with excitement as she waited for his reply."Name your price."She had won.She had won.She wanted to crow her success, her defeat of this great, immovable beast of a man.

She looked to Pippa. "Have I made it difficult for you?"Pippa hedged. "Not at all. Castleton sent news to Father just last week that he was planning to court me in earnest, and it's not as though I'm the most ordinary of debutantes."It was an understatement. Pippa was something of a bluestocking, very focused on the sciences and fascinated by the insides of living things, from plants to people. She'd once stolen a goose from the kitchens and dissected it in her bedchamber.

I do, love. I want you more than you could ever know. More than I could have ever dreamed. I want you enough for two men. For ten.

I do not traditionally speak ill of women, but your governess is a cabbagehead