Rachel Harris > Quotes

“Lorenzo gently places his hands on either side of my face, lowering his head to stare directly into my eyes. His voice is barely above a whisper as he says, "Patience D'Angeli-Cat-you are my dream now.”
― Rachel Harris, My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century

“Caterina, a great adventure is in store for you.”
― Rachel Harris, My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century

“Powers that be, powers of three, let Caterina's destiny be all that I see.”
― Rachel Harris, My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century

“We need to be willing to chance failure in order to succeed.”
― Rachel Harris

“But it is my believed that one gets back what he puts out. The only way to truly earn regard is to conduct oneself with the utmost honor and respect.”
― Rachel Harris

“They could pretend when they were alone. Lie to themselves about what this was between them. Hell, he could invent a million reasons why he’d stalked over and staked his claim here. But the truth lay behind the sound of her moan and Tyler’s answering groan.

Kissing Sherry wasn’t about her damn rules.
It wasn’t to save his career.
This woman was in his arms because he wanted her there.”
― Rachel Harris

“It's not every day I learn I'm someone's destiny.”
― Rachel Harris

“And I've learned that letting people get close to you doesn't always lead to pain. Some people are actually worth a risk.”
― Rachel Harris

“Carlos’s smile spreads over his entire face. He reaches out, cups her chin, and presses a light kiss on her lips. Gabi’s shocked eyes flutter closed, and when she opens them with a dazed look on her face, Carlos answers, “I’d love to.”
― Rachel Harris, The Fine Art of Pretending

“I ram my phone back in my pocket and reread the same page in Hamlet for the thirteenth time. I still don’t see how this is supposed to be English. I have no clue what these people are saying.”
― Rachel Harris, The Fine Art of Pretending

“Is it PG-13 time?”
― Rachel Harris

“He asked me to be his girlfriend and asked me to Homecoming…”

“Wow. That sucks. I hate it when hot, popular guys do that stuff to me. I mean, asking you to be his girlfriend? Sounds like he deserved to be kicked to the curb. Girl power.”
― Rachel Harris, The Fine Art of Pretending

“Why do this work?” His reply: “It’s practice for death, learning how to surrender to the unknown prepares us for our own experience of dying without fear.”
― Rachel Harris, Swimming in the Sacred: Wisdom from the Psychedelic Underground

“Girls, it's imperative you learn this now." She levels them with a mock-serious expression, and her rapt audience leans in. "Boys are gonna come, and boys are gonna go. Unfortunately, some friends may even do the same. But dessert, y'all, will never let you down.”
― Rachel Harris