Lucy Morris > Quotes

“Why were men so disappointing?”
― Lucy Morris, The Viking She Would Have Married

“she had the pitiful arrogance of a wolf pup that thought it was much bigger than it actually was.”
― Lucy Morris, A Nun for the Viking Warrior

“She did not care what some pampered citizens thought of her. She knew her worth.”
― Lucy Morris, The Viking She Would Have Married

“Her eyes snapped to his, green and gold flecks alive with fire. ‘In my experience, if a man makes a mistake, it’s dismissed as youthful exuberance. If a woman makes a similar mistake, it only proves she’s not good enough!’ ‘Not on my ship.’ He bristled, knowing she spoke the truth and wanting to beat the senses out of any man who’d dared to question her worth. ‘Really? How nice.’ Her mouth twisted into a mocking smile and his mood soured further.”
― Lucy Morris, The Viking She Would Have Married

“Once she'd have ignored his hand, now she took it. Not because she needed his help, but it felt good to have someone offer it”
― Lucy Morris, The Viking She Would Have Married

“Once she'd have ignored his hand, now she took it. Not because she needed his help, but it felt good to have someone offer it.”
― Lucy Morris

“He thought of the thousands of beautiful stars in the sky and how the moon shared the night with all of them. In contrast, the sun’s light was shared with no one else, so dazzling and powerful, nothing could ever compete with it. No one would dare.
Brynhild was the sun.”
― Lucy Morris, Tempted by Her Outcast Viking