1,064 Quotes About Historical-romance

His words were like a soothing balm covering over the voices inside always taunting she’d never be good enough. He’d accepted her in spite of her mistakes. He approved of what she’d done. And he believed she was capable.

She might not be able to eradicate every prejudice around her, but she had to start somewhere to make a difference. And the best place for that was with herself.

But one by one she’d been cutting away the tangle of propriety so that with each thread she cut loose, she was slowly finding the freedom to be herself and not someone else’s version of who she ought to be.

But we glared into each other's eyes like men who have ruined each other already, and who only wait to make the full disaster known

Kat bit her lip as he hustled her down the stairs. “I―I don’t feel well, Boone!” she complained. “I think I’m going to be sick!”“Nonsense, Katherine! It’s normal for first-time brides to feel a little nervous.

All at once, she was leaning into him, his hands were sliding into her hair, and they kissed, right there on the open deck, under the sails and the stars.

She tilted her head back with a breathless moan, whispering his name, “Saxon.” Then three more words tumbled from her lips in an aching, husky plea. “Do not stop.

I will never again be able to look at this rug without grinning like an idiot.

If it’s forgiveness you want, you’d better start by forgiving yourself.