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“Am I enough to show my son how to be a man? A better man than the one I chose for him? Does he know that there is nothing more “manly” than showing his emotions or admitting when he’s made a mistake and then trying to do better? Does he know the influence he has to empower the future girls and women in his life? Have I empowered him? Will he know what it means to be a partner when I feel like I’m just learning that lesson now? Does he know that sometimes the strongest thing he can do is be gentle? Or that saying no to his own desires in place of another person’s shows strength beyond compare? Will he be brave enough in the tough moments to do the right thing?”
― Jennifer Peel, The Sidelined Wife

“My hope is that my son sees what a destructive force selfishness is and chooses a better way. I hope that I will choose better.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Sidelined Wife

“I didn't do second chances. I'd been burned too many times by too many people to let that be a thing anymore.”
― Savannah Lee, Midnight Mated

“Women generally went to prison for their spouse’s life insurance; men went to prison because women legitimately drove them fucking insane.”
― M.E. Clayton, The Heavier...Series

“…if the only reason a man helps out a woman in need is to get something on the back end, even a compliment, then he doesn’t have manners, he has an agenda.”
― Christine Michelle, The Restart and the Remedy

“Why weren’t people willing to be emotional heroes too? Was that even a thing?”
― Christine Michelle, The Killing Ride

“I left because I was scared. But more importantly, I left because I refused to be the reason your life was ruined. And you let me go because you’re nothing but a liar!”
― M.E. Clayton, The Pieces Series #1-3

“One time, scrolling through Pinterest, I saw something that read ‘Don’t make permanent decisions while you’re experiencing temporary emotions’ and I always thought that had sounded so wise.”
― M.E. Clayton, The Pieces Series #1-3

“what if you weren’t feeling anything at all? What if you really felt empty? Was emptiness a temporary emotion, or was it an unfortunate state of self?”
― M.E. Clayton, The Pieces Series #1-3

“I don’t want a puppy in my life I have to break in and re-train. I want the older dog that is smart enough to realize he needs the hand that feeds him. I want the one that’s loyal to the person who loves him, and respects how she will feel about another woman he’s been with hanging around and getting really friendly with his body for all to see. I have my own position within the MC world now, and being a woman already makes it that much harder for me to have a modicum of respect. How do you think it looks when you show your own crew that you respect me so little that you allow other women to climb all over you, kiss you, and rub you down in front of them while attempting to claim me in any way? It makes me look weak and unworthy. And it hurts too, but that’s my own cross to bear.” With that, I turned and left”
― Christine Michelle, Angel Girl

“I don’t want a puppy in my life I have to break in and re-train.”
― Christine Michelle, Angel Girl

“Pride is a mighty armor for those who have nothing”
― Mae Pierce, The Burnt Heart

“Every sight of Marco hits me like the first. It makes me clumsy and jumpy. It makes me stupid.”
― Cate C. Wells, Return to Monte Carlo

“What is wrong with me that I like to give in, like I’m creased paper and all anyone has to do is apply the slightest pressure, and I fold myself right up?”
― Cate C. Wells, Return to Monte Carlo

“Caring too much about one person could make you blind to others, Skye thought. And protecting the life you know can make you blind to others’ lives, too. It was what she’d been doing.”
― Emma Darcy, The Italian's Stolen Bride

“He didn’t know how she could be so forgiving of the past.”
― Emma Darcy, The Italian's Stolen Bride

“It was also very generous of her to let the past go, not that Maurizio had meant to give her so much suffering. If her stepfather had been a decent man…”
― Emma Darcy, The Italian's Stolen Bride

“Challenge a man, and he had no idea what to do with himself but to accept the challenge. Manhood was a serious disease, and many men suffered from it,”
― M.E. Clayton, Resisting the Enemy

“Neo had acted like I was insignificant.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“I had stared up at the ceiling, wishing that I could be a victim. Victims didn’t have to do anything apart from just feeling sorry for themselves. There was no expectation from victims. I mean, after all, they had suffered enough, right? It was so much easier to be weak, and it sure as hell was a lot less tiring.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“The married men in my family were adamant that love was a sickness, and when you found the one, it was the worst kind of addiction. Well, if this fruitcake sitting next to me was the one, then they weren’t wrong.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“It hadn’t been the worst day of my life, but it could have been better.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“I could feel my ovaries burst like little bombs of lust.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“I don’t know why it’s you, I just know that it is, Seneca,” he said. “So, before I lay you out on my bed and do my best to ruin you, I want you to understand that I’m in this for the long haul. This is real for me.” “I…” I had to clear my throat. “I’m not sure what to say to that.” “I’m not expecting you to say anything,” he replied. “I’m just telling you what the expectation is when it comes to our relationship.” “Mine or yours?” His lips twitched in a smirk. “Yours,” he answered. “I already know what’s expected of me.” “Oh, yeah? And what is expected of you?” “I’m expected to love you, protect you, provide for you, and do whatever else it is that you might need me to do,” he said, and I could feel my knees weaken. “You might as well know now how this works, baby.” “And how does it work?” “We might as well be married,” he said right before his lips found mine.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“The crazier that she made me, the more convinced I was that she was the one.”
― M.E. Clayton, Enticing the Enemy

“What do you want?” I asked rudely. “I’m just wondering if you’ve seen the light yet?” he drawled out like a jackass. “Oh, yeah? And what light is that?” Zane placed his arms on the table, then leaned forward. “On who’s to blame here,” he said, and I could feel the urge to slap him rise deep in my throat. “I have a couple of good porn sites that I can recommend. You know, to up your game some.”
― M.E. Clayton, Taunting the Enemy

“WEIGHING 125LBS, 6FT2 TALL,”
― Charlotte McGinlay, Falling for Danger

“I'm old, Sweet Pea. I'm 47,”
― Charlotte McGinlay, Skating on Thin Ice

“I chuckle, not at all surprised. “Nothing gets past you, huh, Dad?” He grins. “Of course not, son; I wasn’t president for no reason.”
― Charlotte McGinlay, Sniper

“Oh, Jesus, these women are stupid. Why can’t the brothers just throw parties and hook up like normal fucking people?”
― Charlotte McGinlay, Sniper