Girls Just Wanna Have Sun Quotes

“I want a chance with you, a real chance. No more bumping into each other on random beaches. I’d like to ask you out once we’re back at home and see where this thing between us goes. Maybe this time we can get ice cream together. What do you say?”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Juliette leaned forward so that her forehead rested against Morgan’s, her hands on Morgan’s waist. “I want you exactly as you are . . . fear of snakes and all.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Her lips met Morgan’s with a heat that rivaled all the sparklers on the beach.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Morgan was the kind of girl you spent forever with, if you were lucky enough to win her heart.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Don’t do this if you aren’t willing to get wet.” “That’s what she said,” Morgan fired back, surprising even herself.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“It’s nice to officially meet you.” Juliette cocked her head. “Have we met unofficially?” And just like that, Morgan’s happy bubble burst. She’d spent eight years fantasizing about their kiss, only to find out that Juliette didn’t even remember her.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Here you go, avoiding situations that push you out of your comfort zone, as usual.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Sierra’s eyes widened. “The woman who made you realize you like women?”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Why was the woman with the tattoo here? Morgan had been thinking about her—fantasizing about her—for eight years, but she didn’t even know her name, and there was absolutely no reason for her to be here at this rental house with Morgan and her friends.”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“her throat. “I want a chance with you”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“And her love life? Well”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“No”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“Here you go”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun

“The scars felt like an ugly reminder of a terrible day”
― Rachel Lacey, Girls Just Wanna Have Sun