Kiss a Girl in the Rain Quotes

“Fate sure has a funny way of messing up our well-ordered lives.” As”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“his elevator ride to read a priority email; the time spent walking from the elevator to his office to consider his client’s question. By the time he hit his office, he was task-ready and sat”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“celebrate his milestone birthday. Thirty-five. Evan strode across the marble lobby leading to his law firm’s offices like a man in a hurry. In fact, he had ten minutes to spare before his next client meeting. A lot”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“dreams pulled at him. His mom never should have sent him his list of dreamy-eyed”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“premier firm in Seattle. Seeing his pre-teen scrawl should have made him smile at his young self.”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“ten-year, five-year and one-year goals, broken down all the way to daily task lists. He kept a catalogue of people he hoped to meet, all corporate movers and shakers or folks who could advance his career. Ruthlessly organized and efficient, he was a top corporate lawyer at a premier”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“personal feelings. He was too good for that. When the meeting ended, it was six o’clock. He returned to his office, typed up his own notes, then he stared”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“them into. However, nothing on his face would give away his personal feelings. He was too good for that. When the meeting ended, it was six o’clock. He returned to his office, typed up his own notes, then he stared out his office window at the other lighted high rises in Seattle’s financial district where he lived most of his life. In the distance he could see the harbor that led to the rest of the world. He pulled out the list. It was a bucket list made before that term even existed.   EVAN’S AMAZING LIFE LIST”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“him. Not that a hint of his thoughts showed on his face when he walked into The Rainier Room, one of the smaller meeting rooms. Half a dozen worried-looking executives were settling”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“sent him his list of dreamy-eyed ideals along with the birthday card she’d hand made with pressed flowers and a reminder to come home for the weekend to celebrate his milestone birthday. Thirty-five. Evan strode across the marble lobby leading to his law firm’s offices like a man in a hurry. In fact, he had ten minutes to spare before his next client meeting. A lot of people might use those minutes to grab a coffee, chat with a colleague or relax. Evan”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“When Evan Chance read the bucket list he’d penned when he was twelve years old, he caught a glimpse of the man he‘d wanted to be when he grew up. Now, at nearly thirty-five, he knew he was not that man.”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“bothered him. Not that a hint of his thoughts showed on his face when he walked into The Rainier Room, one of the smaller meeting rooms. Half a dozen worried-looking executives were settling themselves around a mahogany conference table while Martha, Evan’s assistant, poured coffees and sparkling waters. Evan introduced himself and shook hands all around. These five men and one”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain

“She thought even his wrist was sexy.”
― Nancy Warren, Kiss a Girl in the Rain