Nancee Cain > Nancee's Quotes

“Bad girls are my favorites. They make confession more interesting and fun.”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“Just for tonight, let's pretend I'm not a priest and you're not crazy. We're just two normal human beings having a good time. Just a man and a woman at a rip-off carnival, living in the moment.”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“Lying here with him, I realize love is so much more than silly words or actions. It is all encompassing and unfathomable until experienced. It is darkness intertwined with light, good with evil.”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“Of course I know the verse and quote it for her.
"So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day. For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“he told me I wasn't crazy and gave me a Bible verse."
I smile at her. "You'll always be my Crazy Girl. What Bible verse?"
"Second Corinthians chapter four, verses sixteen to twenty. Do you know it?”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“Hell is the absence of love.”
― Nancee Cain, Saving Evangeline

“You are my heaven. I just never knew I’d find it here on Earth.”
― Nancee Cain, Tempting Jo

“They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
 I have good intentions, but when a match strikes, fire follows.”
― Nancee Cain, Tempting Jo

“Being content isn’t good enough. You deserve so much more—passion, joy, and excitement...”
― Nancee Cain, Tempting Jo

“Don’t laugh at me. Is it proper etiquette for an angel to laugh at someone in a state of Penzance?

Penzance? Are you a pirate?”
― Nancee Cain, Tempting Jo

“My favorite thing to do is watch her sleep, when she’s at total ease, not stressing about her imperfections — imperfections I find perfect.”
― Nancee Cain

“You’ve seen mine. I want to see yours.” He grinned and rubbed her back.

Jennifer choked on the strawberry. “W-What?” she gasped as she held her robe closed tight.

“Glasses. I want to see your glasses. What did you think I meant?”
― Nancee Cain, The Resurrection of Dylan McAthie

“Most women don’t have a problem with me being naked. As a matter of fact, most women want me naked.-- Dylan McAthie”
― Nancee Cain, The Resurrection of Dylan McAthie

“You seem to have a talent for sneaking into my bed.”

“Hmm, you never seem to remember, either. One of us has a problem.”
― Nancee Cain, The Resurrection of Dylan McAthie

“I love you with every ounce of my being. You are the music of my soul, my heart, and the love of my life. I am everything with you and nothing without you.”
― Nancee Cain, The Resurrection of Dylan McAthie

“I don’t need parents, a savior, or a fuckin’ knight in shining armor.”
― Nancee Cain, The Redemption of Emma Devine

“Santa hasn’t visited me since I was six. I haven’t exactly been a good girl.”
― Nancee Cain, The Redemption of Emma Devine

“I love you more than you will ever know or understand.”
― Nancee Cain, The Redemption of Emma Devine

“I’ve got you Emma. You’re safe.”
Tears illuminated her eyes and clung to her dark lashes. She wrapped her arms around his neck and sobbed, “Help me.”

“Let me.”
― Nancee Cain, The Redemption of Emma Devine

“Maggie? Who takes care of you?"

"Me?" She pulled away. "I don't understand what you mean."

"I bet you took care of your dad. I know you catered to Brian and Phillip. Who has ever taken care of you?"

"I'm f-fine. I can take care of myself."

"I know you can. But what if I want to take care of you? Would you trust me enough to let me?”
― Nancee Cain, The Rehabilitation of Angel Sinclair

“Maggie, when will you believe me when I say you're beautiful?"

"I'm not twenty-five," she replied. "I need to lose ten pounds--"

"Hush."

Angel placed a hand over her mouth. "Don't talk about the woman I'm crazy about like that. It pisses me off, because she's perfect as is.”
― Nancee Cain, The Rehabilitation of Angel Sinclair