Bringing Home the Bad Boy Quotes

“Ace,” he muttered almost reverently against her neck. He swept her hair off her shoulder and kissed it, giving her a full-body shudder. “You steal my breath away.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“The man could talk a nun out of her habit. And a good girl into a series of bad ones.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“Mom. Can I?” Mom.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“The girls did dishes side by side amicably. No sign that one of them might pull a two-pronged fork or drown the other in the dishwater.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“How wonderful to be a part of the artwork on his skin—to be carefully chosen, drawn with precision by his own hand, and permanently showcased on his amazing body. Not on a whim or because he was a tattoo artist, but because those people mattered enough to him to earn the privilege.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“He didn’t know what to make of any of this, if it was real, or the stuff that didn’t feel real in the middle of the night when his mind walked the line between escaping reality and facing it.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“You have a very skewed memory of our teenage years.” “He has a skewed memory of his current ones as well,” Glo put in. “You’d better be glad my memory is skewed, Sarge.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“Proof that once a passion was embraced, success was inevitable. She wanted to believe that.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy

“He stood and stalked to the house, aiming for her bedroom. Little did she know… Not gonna happen.”
― Jessica Lemmon, Bringing Home the Bad Boy