Liz Fielding > Quotes

“For a women to wear the clothes that a man had bought her was to feel his touch with every waking moment. For a man to hear the whisper of cloth as walked, was to feel her response to him, the throb of her pulse as it intensified, the silky heat between her thighs as waited for him to unwrap her.”
― Liz Fielding, The Sheikh's Guarded Heart

“Todos sus esfuerzos iban dirigidos a perfeccionar sus talentos naturales con el fin de lograr casarse con el hombre perfecto.”
― Liz Fielding, El bebé de la novia

“The heart, after all, was nothing more than a muscle.”
― Liz Fielding, The Sheikh's Guarded Heart

“She was, she realized, the unhappy possessor”
― Liz Fielding, Wild Fire

“He almost thought that if he held her, touched his mouth to hers, took in the breath as it left her body, he would feel it too, would begin to breathe again, feel again.”
― Liz Fielding, The Sheikh's Guarded Heart

“When a man and a woman come to an alliance with honour, the knowledge that their future has been written for the benefit of family and state, love and duty are one.”
― Liz Fielding, The Sheikh's Guarded Heart