Wynter's Bite Quotes

“God, you feel so good on top of me,” he whispered, rucking up her skirts to feel more of her silken skin.
“No, you feel good.” Her hips arched against his erection and she licked her lips. “Is it possible for us to…” she trailed off with a blush.
“Oh yes,” he whispered…”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“I’m fine. I’m not even all that hungry. I’d much rather explore the book shop.”
“Food first, books after,” he said sternly, not liking the dark shadows of fatigue beneath her eyes. Who knew when she’d last slept? “And then we should rest early.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“There is no home without you.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“I need you more than I need the sunshine.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“Justus?” she whispered. “I know it is not ladylike for me to ask, but I very much would for you to kiss me again.”
Those sensuous lips of his curved in a smile that made her belly flutter. “See, you are my counterpart, for I was just going to do just that.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“I have always wondered what it is like to be kissed.” She snapped her mouth closed at such an outrageous confession, but it was too late.
“And?” he whispered back.
She frowned. “And what?”
His lips arched in a wicked smile. “How was the experience?”
“Incredible,” she couldn’t stop herself from answering. “So much more that what the novels depict.”
His grin broadened, tempting beyond reason. “That tempts me to do it again.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“Her heart pounded in her throat as his head dipped lower and his lips brushed across hers.
Heat exploded in her belly at the chaste kiss, every nerve ending singing with pleasure. Head swimming with dizziness, Bethany grasped his shoulders to keep from toppling off of the bench. Justus’s arms wrapped around her, pulling her against his firm chest, his lips caressing hers with intoxicating fervor.”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“Bethany stepped out of the carriage, eyes fixed in rapt wonder at Ellingsworth manor. Gossamer paper lanterns hung from the trees, linking the drive like stars from the heaves. Strains of enchanting music emanated from the house…”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite

“Bethany Mead cringed against the stone wall of her cell. Greeves was guarding the female ward this night. She hated Greeves…”
― Brooklyn Ann, Wynter's Bite