Never Too Late Quotes

“She wished he had more energy about life, a deeper hunger, a greater passion. He was easy to get along with because he was neutral in his view of life. He waited for life to happen, and went along with what she did, but he never initiated anything. He was like the old expression “pushing a rope.” He was bendable and flexible, with no strength or resistance of his own. It made him easy to live with, but not exciting.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“She suddenly had everything she wanted, and a man she knew she could love. All she’d had to do was let go of the wrong one, and the right one walked into her life.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“she wondered what she’d look like in her own dress, at the small country wedding Jack said he wanted.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“what was wrong, and stupid of him, was that he had spent eight months with her when he didn’t love her.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“He had heard about her biological clock ticking so often that he felt like Captain Hook in Peter Pan.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“The president wanted them in custody, and all forty-six of them alive, if possible, to be brought to justice as an example. With federal charges, the death penalty would apply.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“He knew he had made the right decision—he had already decided two months before. Everything about it felt right to him,”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“It was the most divinely comfortable, elegant, luxurious hotel in the world, with exquisite suites, fabulous food, private cabanas where you could spend the entire day and even eat lunch without ever seeing another guest, lying on mattresses and deck chairs to get a tan, or lounge under a big umbrella, while waiters served food and drinks. You could swim in the Mediterranean, or the infinity pool. There was a gym, beautiful gardens, and impeccable service.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“The same day Kate’s plane took off for Johannesburg in the morning, a plane from Houston landed at Kennedy Airport. It was crammed full of low-fare travelers. The plane was full, and the passengers rushed toward baggage claim, or pulled their rolling bags along, heading for the exits. There was a group of eight young men traveling together, wearing big Stetsons, some wearing cowboy boots, others in sneakers, and some in military boots. They were wearing jeans with jackets that looked like army surplus. They were in their twenties, and had an air of confidence about them. They were good-humored and playful, even boisterous, pushing and shoving each other and teasing, and hooted at a group of girls who flirted with them.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“Kate”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“fireworks”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“Kezia hoped that someone had recorded the music. She had never heard anything like it.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“How do I bet if I want you to be right?”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“meals,”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“It made me realize how lucky I was to have Andrew.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“Yes,” Felicity whispered, and then said it louder, “Yes!!”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“slipped a ring on her finger.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“And what if there was another terrorist attack, and that had just been the opening salvo? That had been one of the primary fears of 9/11 too,”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“The biggest shock was that they were Americans, not foreigners at all.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“four”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“It all felt different as a widow.”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late

“all”
― Danielle Steel, Never Too Late