London James > Quotes

“Montana standards.”
― London James, The Rancher's Reluctant Bride

“of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
― London James, Her Mail Order Mix-Up

“Abby didn’t know what was worse, the lies or the fact that everything William mentioned sounded so intoxicatingly lovely that she almost wished it had happened. And those thoughts made her angry. It wasn’t because he’d made her think them. It was because she’d thought of them all on her own when she wasn’t supposed to.”
― London James, Her Wagon Train Husband

“And that was where a slight problem dwelled. Truth be told, she didn’t know how she felt about what he did or how she even felt about him. He was still a stranger, and aside from what she thought she knew of him when they met, she knew hardly anything about him. How could she be falling in love with a stranger?”
― London James, Her Wagon Train Husband

“She paused, letting out a deep sigh. “How I wish I could find me a man like that. Someone who would love and protect me that much. You sure got yourself a good man, Abby. He loves you so much. We’ve all seen it.”
― London James, Her Wagon Train Husband

“and although he seemed content with just her reaction of lying her head on his shoulder and sleeping a little closer to him—not too much, but enough to show her feelings—she knew they would have to talk about it. Eventually.”
― London James, Her Wagon Train Husband