Cathleen Earle > Quotes

“I merely tried to kiss her! She attacked me! It felt—what she did to me—I was in so much pain!” “All I can say on that topic is that I should definitely thank Elizabeth’s uncle for teaching her that move.” “You are such a bastard.”
― Cathleen Earle, Pride and Lust: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Well, I wish to be on your team, if you and Miss Mary will have me. Two sisters and one gentleman versus the world is quite the captivating motto, do you not agree?”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“He was exceptionally glad that he had read the letters in the privacy of his own bed chamber because of his response to Elizabeth’s…expressiveness.”
― Cathleen Earle, Pride and Lust: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“You are the sugar of my days and the savory spice of my life. Je vous adore[31], Élisabeth.”
― Cathleen Earle, The Seventh Proposal: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Courage is not lack of fear. It is taking action despite fear. It is managing not to swoon in the face of danger. It is staying as awake and alert as possible. Trying to think of ways to save yourself or help any searchers”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Your courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate you,” Darcy reminded her. Elizabeth giggled. “Well, in this case, you are not attempting to intimidate me, although you may eventually attempt to impale me, and you are the one rising, not me!”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“​Darcy vaulted off his horse and ran full-out into the garden area, arriving just in time to see Wickham grab Elizabeth’s arm and yank her toward him. Darcy opened his mouth to shout his enemy’s name, but then he saw Lizzy fiercely knee Wickham in his groin.”
― Cathleen Earle, The Seventh Proposal: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Elizabeth flung her arms around him for a quick hug. His body responded to her friendly gesture as if they were alone in the marriage bed.”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“No matter what, tomorrow would soon be here, and she would finally, finally marry her absurdly handsome, entirely-too-rich, surprisingly shy, endearingly principled William.”
― Cathleen Earle, Pride and Lust: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“The dinner cooked by your hands was…unique? I want to say…special? But, yes, also delightful, and I can only imagine how delightful it would be to taste you.”
― Cathleen Earle, Searching for Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation