Sports Romance Quotes

“Sometimes your world falls apart. And it’s okay for you to let people in and let them see you crumble”
― Jaci Burton, Changing the Game

“He has the body of a professional athlete, chiseled to perfection in all the right places.”
― Collette West, Night Games

“I didn't want to miss out on another second with this girl. Fuck everything. Fuck everyone. None of it mattered.”
― Ella Maise, The Hardest Fall

“I feel like I’m going to break,” I murmur into his neck, clutching his powerful shoulders.

“I’m not going to let that happen. Fall apart for me.”
― Kendall Ryan, All the Way

“Guess what, Callie? Love isn’t safe. It’s messed up and crazy and it hurts like hell. But why would you want anything less than what we had? Jesus, what we had—it was more than love. It was…Dammit. Why do I have to explain this to you? I’m empty without you, and no other woman, no friend or brother—no one can take your place. You’re part of me. And I’m sorry but I’m not buying that you’ve moved on. We messed up, and we got lost, but I will be damned if I accept that you’d rather have some boring, bland, safe relationship than me.”
― Erika Kelly, The World's Worst Boyfriend

“No," he said roughly. "Stay."
It took only one word.
I stayed until he was ready to let go.”
― Ella Maise

“I gave in and explored her mouth. She tasted like strawberries, a faint touch of breakfast taco and every other savory food I wanted as my last meal.
—John, Baseball Lover”
― Rose Croft, Baseball Lover

“This what you want, huh?” He pulled her hips off the wall with his spare hand to fit snug against his body. “Me using you like this?” His head lowered to her other breast, replacing the pinching with suction, soothing the stinging tip as his fingers tortured the other.
Yes. This. Them using each other. That was what she wanted. What the hell was wrong with that?
The irrational anger she’d felt in the car boiled up in her again. “Fuck you,” she panted, grounding her head and shoulder blades against the wall as her left hand ploughed into his hair and she twisted her fingers hard.
He didn’t even flinch and that just made her madder.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“Shhh,” he whispered, his breath hot at her ear. His cock was hot too, poised at her entrance. “Like this. I want to fuck you just like this. From behind. With your clothes on and your tits out and people on the street below completely oblivious. Stay really quiet.” He flexed then and pushed himself inside her but not all the way. “Oh god yes, fuuuuck.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“They think they’re having such a good time,” he continued, whispering in her ear as he pulled out again.
The two men didn’t seem to be in any hurry to move on that was for sure, standing on the wide path fronting the beach, having a loud, seemingly amusing conversation.
“They’re wrong.” His hands squeezed her breasts as he slid home again, inch by slippery inch. “Nothing is as good as being inside you.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“Trying to Jedi mind trick the towel into falling off me won’t work. You’re a rugby player not Luke Skywalker.”
He grinned. “I have a light sabre in my pants that says different.”
Oh he did. And he wielded that weapon of mass distraction well.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“It’s just a dress.”
Oh no. There was nothing just about it. Juliet was wearing a walking hard on. “With a zip.” He fought the desire to close his eyes and rut into her hand. “That goes on forever. I can peel you like banana.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“I just don’t understand why they’d think we were together, when I’m leaving the country to live on the other side of the planet in a month?”
It was Ryder’s turn to snort. “Well gosh, I don’t know Juliet. Maybe your hand on my cock was a clue.”
She sucked in a breath, her eyes glittering now. “They could not see that!”
“They didn’t have to,” he bit out. “We were practically humping each other at the table.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“So, let me get this right.” He braked at a traffic light and yanked at the edges of his bow tie, reefing the knot undone, leaving the tails flapping open. “You’re pissed at me because my friends don’t think you’re just some kind of fuck buddy?”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“Calm down?” Her voice went really low, her eyes glittering. “Don’t tell me to calm down. I’m so freaking horny at the moment all I want to do is fuck. You got a problem with that?”
Her words slammed into his groin. He should have a problem with it. She was pissed at him but still perfectly fine with using him. There was something really fucked up about that.
Unfortunately, no part of Ryder had a problem with it.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“His woman. Part of her knew she should object to the wording. She wasn’t his woman. They weren’t together like that. But the heaviness between her legs was blooming into something much fuller and fuck it, she liked the way it sounded on his lips while he pinned her to the railing and publically groped her.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“It was perfect. Just right. Just what the raging, frothing she-demon inside her needed. The demon that had driven the stupid argument between them and nothing short of his possession was going to drive her out.
Revenge sex had taught Juliet that it wasn’t possible to screw the angry out, but if anyone could, it was Ryder.
She moved restlessly against him as he held himself high inside her. “Again,” she demanded. “More.”
“Christ.” His breath was hot on her neck, his voice strained and clearly pissed off. “You’re so fucking bossy.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“He didn’t try to kiss her. She probably would have bitten him if he had. This wasn’t nice sex. It wasn’t considerate. This wasn’t the kind of sex lovers had. It was two angry people trying to fuck each other into submission.
And she’d never been more turned on in her life.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“The man ticked all of her boxes. Compassionate, kind, thoughtful. But he was alpha as fuck on a rugby field.
And in the bedroom.
Or on a balcony. Or in front of a mirror. Or up against a wall.
She really should walk away. Now. Right now.
Hell, she should run.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“I don’t suppose you’re going to be able to—” She looked around for lurking roommates and leaned in a little closer. “Fuck with that? Especially if it’s broken.”
Ryder smiled. “I can fuck with all but a broken dick and even then, I’d give it a red hot try.” He lunged, grabbing her arm and she squealed playfully as he dragged her towards him. “Come and sit in my lap and I’ll show you.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“I’m not going to be the bad guy here, Ryder, because you can’t be like every other man out there and think with your dick.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“She loved him. She loved Ryder Davis.
She loved his stupid face and his dumb smile and his idiotic biceps.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“There have to be rules though.” She pulled out of the kiss, withdrawing her finger as well, sliding it down his chin and throat, leaving a wet trail.
“Rules?”
Her gaze locked with his. “This can only be sex. Just seven weeks of utterly debauched, completely strings-free sex.” Her finger moved south, swirling around first one nipple then the other. “No expectations. No commitments. No getting attached. No crying like a baby and asking me not to leave.”
Ryder laughed at the thought, but there was a husky catch to it as her finger trailed down his abdomen.
“I’m not going to fall in love with you,” she continued. “And you’re not going to fall in love with me. I will not give up my dream again, Ryder. Not for you, not for any man. Okay?”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“So you know how to ride a horse and muster and...stuff.”
He laughed. “Yes. I know how to do stuff.” He squeezed her ass again and muscles deep and low responded. “Country boys know how to do all kinds of stuff.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“I saw you on that field tonight, you rugby guys look like you were born knowing how to fuck.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“Todo el mundo quería follarse a Tidiane. Era un hecho inevitable, le pasaba desde que era un muchacho, pero es que últimamente el acoso era más duro, tanto en la calle como en el campo, tanto fans quinceañeras como sus compañeros de juego.”
― Antonio Heras, Un blanco fácil

“The noise of his zip was like the drag of a fingernail down her spine, and Juliet moaned, helpless to stop, as he pushed first his jeans, then his underwear, down and off. He stood tall and proud in front of her, his abs taut, his shoulders back, his stare still fixed between her legs, dark and hooded and intense.
His nudity was breathtaking, his cock jutting out thick and hard as he shoved his hands on his hips.
It was a thoroughly arrogant pose. Like a prince. Or a feudal Lord.
And her body responded in kind, waiting with baited breath for his next royal command, his next move. Knowing she’d do just about anything for him in this moment with the wild beat of her pulse echoing though her ears and her gut and the slick heat at her heart.
Open her mouth. Roll over. Get on all fours.
Beg.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“Spread your legs.” His voice was deep and dark, the glow in his eyes feral.
This was what he’d looked like on the field tonight. Running the plays. Focused on the job.
Dominant. Decisive. Certain.
Male.”
― Amy Andrews, Playing With Forever

“I’m way past wanting to claim the pussy. I want to claim the whole woman.”
― Helena Hunting, A Favor for a Favor

“- Excuse-moi de ne pas apprécier un sport où les joueurs passent leur temps à se cogner dessus !

Cette fois-ci, il ne rit pas et se rapprocha d'elle, la dominant de sa haute taille.

- Le rugby ce n'est pas ça. Ce n'est pas une bande de gros bras qui se foncent dessus sans réfléchir. Le rugby, c'est une mentalité. C'est tout donner pour son équipe, encaisser les coups pour aider les copains à marquer, jouer pour les autres, avant de jouer pour soi-même. C'est le respect du jeu, de ses règles complexes, de l'arbitre, de l'adversaire. C'est tout donner pour les autres, sur le pré et en dehors. Le rugby, ce n'est pas juste une équipe de joueurs, c'est une famille, un clan une tribu. Il n'y a pas que les joueurs, il y a la famille, les amis, les supporters. On ne gagne pas un match pour nous, mais pour tout le monde. Si tu ne comprends pas ça, inutile d'apprendre les règles, tu ne comprendras jamais rien au jeu.”
― Amanda Bayle, Numéro 10