Moonlight Over Mistletoe Quotes

“Change is hard”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Good news always waits for a decent hour.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“I was afraid of taking a chance, of getting hurt. The closer people get, the more there is to lose.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“There were some things Christmas magic couldn't fix.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Sometimes the most magic is hidden in plain sight. We just need the right moment to discover it.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“While everyone's experience of loss is unique, I understand that pain, that emptiness”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“She may have lost a chance at love but she had gained something equally precious-a sense of belonging, of being part of a community that valued and supported her”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“I care about her so much. The thought that I lost her, that I messed it all up for good ... it terrifies me. But I have responsibilities here to the family, to Christmas itself.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Honestly, something had to change. I've been stuck in a rut. Not that I've been unhappy, but I wouldn't describe myself as happy either. It's been the same thing day in and day out for years.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Mistletoe has the best kind of Christmas magic: the people”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Perhaps it wasn't too late for second chances, in dancing and in love”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Sometimes, not understanding is part of the magic, And sometimes, taking a leap of faith can lead to the most extraordinary places.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“She was managing her aching heart, but heck, if that didn't warrant a vacation in the sun, nothing did.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“It's embarrassing to ask for help. I don't want people to think I made a mistake and they are doing me a favor.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“The last key point I need you to remember is the connection to your partner. You need to work in harmony. This comes with practice, trust, and communication.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“If she'd learned anything in all her years, it was that humans had an infinite capacity for making mistakes.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Thanksgiving is about community and giving thanks, which is what you do at the hospital, but it's also about friendships, old and new.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Time didn't heal her wounded heart”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“They worry but sometimes you simply want to wallow in peace”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“How could someone so full of energy, light, and love just die?”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“The Kringle family's banter was light and included the kind of gentle teasing that happens within close-knit families.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“It had been a long time since she'd felt a sense of purpose and a connection to the passion that had once defined her life.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Experienced dancers add their own flair to the movements, but the dance steps are always the same.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“But sometimes a break can do wonders for productivity and creativity.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“There's something almost magical about dance, isn't there?”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Oh, Carl, I've been so lost without you, I've been lonely and sad for all these years, but recently I've tried to find happiness again. I put myself out there and now I am heartbroken and left looking like the town fool.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“There are always risks in love, But you've spent your whole life bringing joy to others. Don't you think it's time you allowed yourself some of that joy, too? Follow your heart. It's never led you wrong before”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Changing her own attitude had shown her that there was more to Sadie and Rosie than she'd initially thought. Maybe there was more to herself.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“Getting away from work proved good for him. Maybe he could semi-retire. The thing was, having someone to do activities with made it much more appealing”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe

“If I have learned anything, it's that humans are complex and multifaceted. Sadly, we often judge them too quickly.”
― Janet Koops, Moonlight Over Mistletoe