The Brickmaker's Bride Quotes

“Mrs. Woodfield chuckled. “You can’t seem to keep your foot out of your mouth, Winston. I do hope your shoe leather is tasty.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“gelding.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

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― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“The adversity at the brickyard was a reminder to me that love and bricks both need a slow, steady burn in order to become strong and withstand the test of time. I promise to tend the fire of love between us and never let it go out.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“I am pleased to know Winston is no longer competing to win your heart. That is one job I do not want to share with any other man.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“Laura turned and met Ewan’s gaze. Her heart fluttered as he looked deep into her eyes, leaned toward her, and wrapped one arm around her waist. Without a word, he pulled her close, lowered his head, and captured her lips in a kiss that quickened desire in her until it melted her resolve to resist him. His kiss was intoxicating, and when he at last lifted his head, she leaned against his chest. “This won’t work, Ewan.” He leaned back and looked down at her. “We will find a way. I promise.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“You’re as pretty as Ewan said, and I like your dress.” “Adaira!” Ewan’s face was a bright shade of red. “Not everything is meant to be repeated.” Her eyebrows dipped low. “I didn’t tell anything bad.” She looked up at Laura. “You didn’t mind me saying that Ewan thinks you’re pretty, did you?” Laura bit back a grin. “I always enjoy hearing a lovely compliment, Adaira. However, I believe you’ve embarrassed your brother, so perhaps you shouldn’t repeat anything else unless you first gain his permission.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride

“He took the empty cup from Laura’s hand and placed it on the table. “May I have this dance, Miss Woodfield? While I was unfamiliar with the steps at your party, I do know how to dance a proper Circassian circle. I promise I won’t step on your toes.” As they stepped onto the floor, she took hold of his hand. And his heart, as well.”
― Judith McCoy Miller, The Brickmaker's Bride