The Clause in Christmas Quotes

“Marriage might be a bed of roses, but sometimes those roses have thorns. And when times get tough, you want someone by your side who will fight with you and for you. When you have that, differences seem a whole lot smaller.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“If life had taught him anything, it was that some things were out of your control. And when the difficult times arose, having someone by your side made all the difference in the world.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Loving someone means accepting the bad with the good. It means pursuing them, no matter what. Love always hopes and always perseveres.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Sometimes”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“you have to complete her Christmas Calendar. For each day in December”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“If life had taught him anything”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“As parents”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Marriage might be a bed of roses”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Make a gingerbread house.” “A house for a house.” Luke chuckled at his own joke.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“There’s a small clause in your grandmother’s will. To inherit the house, you have to complete her Christmas Calendar. For each day in December, she’s listed a different festive task for you to carry out until you reach December 25. As the executor of her will, I’ll oversee your progress. If you can check off each day’s task, come Christmas day, the house will be yours.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“She’d sworn off dating until the end of eternity. Plus another five years.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Marriage might be a bed of roses, but sometimes those roses have thorns. And when times get tough, you want someone by your side who will fight with you and for you. When you have that, differences seem a whole lot smaller.” Tears glistened in”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“You know Scrooge and the Grinch like Christmas at the end of the story, right?”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“The idea for this story first came to me two Christmases ago, when a friend commented on how many traditions my husband and I celebrate during the holidays. Many carried over from our families and some we started ourselves.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Thank you for joining me on this journey”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“For the first time, Cassie noticed how much the woman resembled Mrs. Claus. “You’re new in town?” Her question sounded rhetorical. “Yes, I am.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Hi,” he said lamely, immediately wanting to kick himself. Hi? Was that the best he could do? Get it together, Luke. He cleared his throat. “Hope you haven’t been waiting long.” That was better. But had his voice raised an octave? He heard Frida snicker. “Well, I’ll scurry on home and let you get to your other client.” She wiggled her eyebrows and exchanged a grin with Dolores. Luke tugged on his collar, suddenly feeling too warm in his thick sweater. Oh, no… the sweater. Until that moment, he’d forgotten he’d worn the sweater Dolores made him. The one with Frosty”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Luke breathed,”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“extras.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Christmas is a special time of year. The beauty and magic spread throughout every aspect of our lives, from the sights, smells, and sounds to things we touch and taste. I hope to capture this immersive experience in my novel. Which means I’ve included all sorts of extra goodies for you! For the full reading experience, be sure to explore the book page on my website. I’ve added a playlist with a corresponding song for each chapter. You can also download your very own copy of the Christmas Calendar to follow along with Cassie! For a visual treat, follow me on Pinterest where you’ll find photos showcasing everything from”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Fear can make a person do foolish things… like not living their life.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“blurted,”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“espresso,”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“fictitious”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“tinsel…”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“he”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Christmas is a gift. But like any gift, you have to accept it. Call it a clause, if you will. You can have the tallest tree or the brightest lights, but if you don’t have Hope in your heart, it’s all for naught. But then, I suspect you know that by now. Merry Christmas, my dear. Until we celebrate together one day. In the meantime, I’ll leave you with words paraphrased from our good friend, Charles Dickens. May you keep Christmas well.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“She turned him inside out, satisfying his soul, yet making him crave more.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“He’d be proud because of who you are. As parents, we try our best to teach you what we know. But it’s when you become your own person, the man God created you to be, that a parent is truly proud.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas

“Besides, you know what I saw? I saw a man who pursued me, even through pain.” Her features sobered as she met Luke’s gaze. “Marriage might be a bed of roses, but sometimes those roses have thorns. And when times get tough, you want someone by your side who will fight with you and for you.”
― Rachael Bloome, The Clause in Christmas