Seabreeze Sunset Quotes

“I’ve come to whisk you away to a land far, far—well, not that far away. I’ve reserved a table for two on the terrace in La Jolla. And then, who knows?” He clasped her hands.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“connoisseur”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“verve”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“reticent”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“conspicuous”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“denigrating”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“When you understand a prickly person’s history, you develop compassion for them.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“People needed to know how to solve their own problems or save themselves.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“algorithms.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“Beethoven’s Ode to Joy on the piano.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“Then you have to figure out how to reach her. Find out if you’re truly compatible. You can love someone, but not have the same values or be able to live with them.” She paused, then added, “For many reasons.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“seersucker”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“avaricious”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“apparition”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“kleptomaniac”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“complacency”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“respite.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“sluiced”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“proficient.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“panache”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“rapacious”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“Change wasn’t easy, even when life forced change upon you.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“People sometimes made mistakes when they felt overburdened. Maybe they drank too much, slept with the wrong person, yelled at loved ones.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“In her new life ahead, she wanted moments to savor, opportunities to share, and friends to enjoy.”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset

“People sometimes made mistakes when they felt overburdened. Maybe they drank too much, slept with the wrong person, yelled at loved ones. Or screamed at people on social media. A fan of cool sea spray misted her face, and she realized that mistakes were all part of being human. Jeremy hadn’t been a saint, any more than she was. If she’d had better relationship skills, she might have diffused Sunny’s anger and”
― Jan Moran, Seabreeze Sunset