My Highland Lover Quotes

“Yer true future, the future waiting to set your soul on fire, can only be found in the past.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Heartache find you anytime it wishes. A particular century won't protect you from its touch.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Tha gaol agam ort," he whispered against her lips.
Trulie smiled against his mouth. "I love you too," she whispered back.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“A wise man ne'er keeps his woman waiting.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Tromping through the woods with yards of cloth swaddled around her was more work than tromping through a tangled field of dried cornstalks on the way to the barn.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Do what ye must, but 'tis a sorry day when a man's betrothed willna grant him the divine pleasure only she can give.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Tha gaol agam ort, mo chridhe."
"I love ye, m'heart.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Kissing me will not make the horse any smaller."
Laughter rumbled from Gray's chest as he closed his arms around her. He inhaled the sweetness of her hair and nuzzled the warm silkiness just behind her ear. "Kissing ye will no' make me any smaller either.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Damnation. She needed him inside her. All the way. Now. "If you don't take me now I'm going to be forced to rape you." Trulie slid her hand down between them, grabbed his cock and aligned it for immediate entry.
"As you will it," Gray chuckled.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Well dammit. Trulie hooked her hand into the crook of his elbow and turned toward the bridge. The chilling height of the structure spanning the ravine could no longer be blamed for the tingling dizziness pinging across her senses. Fear of heights was nothing compared to this subtle emotional dance with a heart-stopping Highlander.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Gray's watchful gaze made her want to squirm as he stepped to her side and tucked her arm into his. "I'd be more than honored to claim ye as friend."
Claim ye. There was something about the way he said those two words that made her look forward to his claiming whatever he wanted.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“And who e'er said I wanted such a fiery-tongued woman to wife?"
"I'll wait until the two of you are married to tell Trulie you said that.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“If he caught sight of ye in yer wee bit o' black lace, the man's plaid would surely stand out stiff as a banner hung across a pole.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Don't let the doorknob hit you where the good Lord split you.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover

“Do ye really love him, Trulie? Does yer love for him make yer throat ache with tears if ye canna be near him? Do ye pine to hear the rumble of his deep voice whisper yer name in the darkness?"
Granny stomped forward another step. Her voice grew shriller with every word. "Say it, Trulie. Tell me the truth. If ye thought ye'd ne'er see Dan again, would ye rather die than live a day without him? Tell me. Tell me Dan is the other half of yer soul and I will ne'er talk about jumping back again.”
― Maeve Greyson, My Highland Lover