1,064 Quotes About Historical-romance

Justice moaned, feeling herself drifting. Falling. With no one to catch her.

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I want ye,” Lachlan choked out, surprised at his words and the desperate sound of his own voice. He did not look at Bridgette as he spoke but kept his gaze down to the ground as a war between honor and desire raged within him. “I want ye more than I want air to breathe.

Tell me how this works. I’ve never… hired a man to make love to me before. And I confess I’m ignorant of how else to proceed rather than plainly. So, would you do me the kindness – er – the honor?

He broke the kiss before long to cast about for a place for them to go.“The fountain,” she panted, sliding her hands to lock behind his neck so she could pull him back down to her mouth, her eyes homed in on his lips.“You’ll be exposed,” he pointed out, realizing how ridiculous he sounded even as he said it. But now that he’d decided to have her, he was jealous that even the stars would have the chance to see her beauty.

Don’t think,” he ordered in the voice of a man quite used to giving orders.“Don’t stop,” she begged.

When the guilty escape justice, it is denied the innocent, as well.

She existed only in this moment. In this place where he dismantled the woman she was and rebuilt someone new. A creature of desire and darkness, suffused with only on need.Him. This. Them.

One of these days,” she whispered, “we’ll make love in a bed.