Emma Linfield > Quotes

“apologies.”
― Emma Linfield, The Sullen Seamstress of Horenwall Manor

“Surely, no man would dare to accost her, not in an area such as this?”
― Emma Linfield, Dangerous Games of a Broken Lady

“He may have a dark past,”
― Emma Linfield, Dangerous Games of a Broken Lady

“reciprocated”
― Emma Linfield, Her Beast of a Viscount

“Very”
― Emma Linfield, A Countess So Eligibly Unmarried

“You were born into nobility. That is not even”
― Emma Linfield, Unchaining the Heart of the Marquess

“Don’t forget that you are actually permitted to be here, Ephraim reminded himself. He was an Earl, with a seat in the House of Lords.”
― Emma Linfield, Dangerous Games of a Broken Lady

“Jasper, Lord Gillett, the future Earl of Richmond.”
― Emma Linfield, Dangerous Games of a Broken Lady

“efforts”
― Emma Linfield, Duke of Gold: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“won’t fill the quiet with the wrong person just to fill it.”
― Emma Linfield, The Duke’s Orphaned Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“Well, first and foremost, we have to find a way into the Houses of Parliament.”
― Emma Linfield, Dangerous Games of a Broken Lady

“If Leo married her and got her with child, there went all his prospects for inheritance. She looked healthy, like she could bear a whole baker’s dozen little monsters.”
― Emma Linfield, His Duchess in Disguise

“serene”
― Emma Linfield, The Duke’s Orphaned Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“I only mean that love is not always—it doesn’t always arrive the way it does in your novels, fully formed and certain. Sometimes it grows. Sometimes you choose a person first, and the feeling follows.”
― Emma Linfield, The Duke’s Orphaned Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“Fear of accidents,” she said, “produces exactly the kind of tense, hesitant riding most likely to cause one.” She met his gaze. “Discipline keeps a household ordered, Duke. I do not dispute that. But discipline alone—without trust in the person being governed, without kindness in the governing—does not produce capable, confident young women. It produces young women who are very good at waiting to be told what to do.” A pause. “And at hiding what they actually think.”
― Emma Linfield, The Duke’s Orphaned Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“who was looking to make a bit of coin, and”
― Emma Linfield, The Ambiguous Enigma of the Hunted Lady

“But now, I cannot help but thank God that it did occur, for I am now more certain than ever that you will make me the happiest man alive.”
― Emma Linfield, His Gift of a Duchess

“You should not measure what is possible for you against what they failed to become.”
― Emma Linfield, A Duchess for his Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel

“And I cannot build a life on nothing and call it a foundation.”
― Emma Linfield, The Duke’s Orphaned Baby: A Historical Regency Romance Novel