The Laird Quotes

“Soldiers were an interesting lot. They offered their lives for generals and kings who would not break bread with them; they fought harder battles upon coming home than they’d faced on foreign shores. And never talked about any of it.”
― Grace Burrowes, The Laird

“I want to do this right, Brenna. I want to kiss you so a feeling more blessed than the sun beaming in that window fills your heart and lightens your every step. I want to share a kiss with you that means this desk stays in the family for generations, because long ago, Great-Great-Grandda Michael came home from war and kissed his Brenna while she sat upon this desk, laughing at him.”
― Grace Burrowes, The Laird

“Here's some advice, then: treat Brenna right or I'll kill you. Dantry will dig your grave, and Neil will dance upon it. Fine dancer, is our Neil. He might even pipe you on your way.”
― Grace Burrowes, The Laird

“Not a headache." A husband. The human equivalent of a skittle ball knocking the pins of Brenna's routines in all directions.”
― Grace Burrowes, The Laird

“He says he'll eat boiled shoe leather," Brenna reported to Cook. "I am not sure he was jesting."
"Army rations," Cook snorted. "As like to kill a man as the enemy's fire.”
― Grace Burrowes, The Laird

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― Grace Burrowes, The Laird