All You Need is Love Quotes

“Life happens. Love happens. You gotta take some chances.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“You distracted me, and my foot slipped off the brake.” “I distracted you?” “That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Her car was a wreck, her face was a disaster and her presentation had gone over like a fart in church.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Don’t let the door hit you where the Lord split you. —The gospel according to Elmer Stillman”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“It’s not simple, Will. It’s love. It’s the most complicated and wonderful and frustrating and amazing thing you’ll ever experience. If you love her, tell her.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“She navigated the last turn before the Butler town line and had to slam on the brakes when a huge obstruction appeared out of nowhere, blocking the road. There was just enough moisture on the road to spin her tiny car around in a full circle that put her back where she started, her car nose-to-nose with Fred the moose.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“One moose, one sexy rescuer and fifteen life-changing days later, she’d be going home a different person.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Love leaves you grinnin’ like a mule eatin’ saw briars. —The gospel according to Elmer Stillman”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“I feel finer than a frog’s hair split four ways and sanded twice. —The gospel according to Elmer Stillman”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Hannah stood to shake hands with Cameron. With her dark hair and eyes, Cameron could see her obvious resemblance to Hunter. “Nice to meet the girl who tried to take out Fred.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“And Oh. My. God. The man could kiss.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Vermont winters aren’t for sissies.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“I’m surrounded by idiots.” “I heard that, too,” Max said from the loft. “Go to sleep, Romeo. I’m taking Cameron to the inn.” “I won’t tell Mom if you don’t come back tonight.” Cameron couldn’t hold back the laughter. Will glowered at her playfully. “I’m going to kill you in your sleep,” he said to Max before he slammed the door closed. “Pain in my ass.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Don’t mind me. Just going to bed. Keep doing what you were doing.” As Will stared daggers at his brother’s bare back, Max scrambled up the ladder to the loft. “I’m going to kill him.” “I heard that. I’m telling Mom.” Cameron choked back a giggle that she knew Will wouldn’t appreciate.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Are you sure you don’t mind? I don’t want to interrupt whatever you guys have going on here.” As Cameron turned bright red at the implication, Will slugged his brother’s arm. “Way to be subtle, asshat. We’re talking business, and you’ve already interrupted us so you may as well stay put.” “Chloe and I like to talk business, too,” Max said, waggling his brows. “That’s what got us into the current predicament.” Will gave Max a shove toward a closed door off the living room.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Do you love her?” Cameron asked. “I don’t know,” Max said miserably. “How do you even know that?” Cameron tried to think about that from the perspective of someone who wasn’t sure she’d ever actually experienced the feeling. “I suppose you know when she’s all you think about, when you can’t wait to spend more time with her, when you can’t seem to keep your hands to yourself when she’s around.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Max raised his head and used the sleeve of his chamois shirt to wipe his face. “You’re the one who hit Fred, right?” “Yep. I guess that’s going to stick to me for a while.” “Forever,” Max said with a hint of a smile.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Every path has its puddles. —The gospel according to Elmer Stillman”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Cameron curled her hand through the crook of his elbow, encountering muscles that made her want to explore far beyond the bicep that flexed against her fingers”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“I love those boots—and the car. I got them both right before I left the city, and neither of them survived the trip, which is a metaphor for my luck lately. It’s nice of you to try to save them.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Are you in the mood for anything in particular?” Cameron’s entire face heated with embarrassment as a flood of inappropriate replies filled her brain. “Food,”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Well, don’t you look prettier than a pat of butter meltin’ on a short stack. —The gospel according to Elmer Stillman”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“What else can I do? Crying won’t get me anywhere.” “Don’t do that,” he said, seeming stricken by the thought of it. “Why not?” “I don’t do tears. Especially girl tears.” He shuddered dramatically, making her laugh. “Wimp.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“My gramps told me they called Cletus ‘Clitoris’ all through school.” Cameron sputtered with laughter even as her own clitoris tingled at the sound of that word coming from him. “Why would you tell me that? I’ll never be able to look at him and not think of that!”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Her heart beat a funny staccato when he reached out to relieve her of the heavy computer bag. “I’ll carry that for you.” “Oh. Okay. Thanks.” Whew, is it hot in here or is it just me?”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Freshly shaven cheeks; full, sexy lips; golden-brown eyes and, judging from what she’d landed against, a rock-hard chest made entirely of muscle. And then he smiled and ruined everything. Oh. My. God.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“I smashed into the town moose, my whole face is swollen, I lost my suede boots and the car is demolished.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“The touch of his finger on her neck sent a shocking bolt of heat straight through her, landing in a tingle between her legs. What in the name of hell was that about?”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Oh my! What happened to your face?” Cameron raised her hands to her face, remembering the moment of impact and how her nose had hurt afterward. “What?” “You have two black eyes,” Mrs. Hendricks said. “And your nose . . .” Alarmed, Cameron looked around for a mirror. “What about my nose?” She walked across the small lobby to a framed mirror and shrieked at what she saw. Her nose was swollen and sure enough, dark bruises were forming under her eyes. “Oh my God!”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love

“Will Abbott,” Mrs. Hendricks said as her face turned bright red, “you could charm a bird out of a tree.”
― Marie Force, All You Need is Love