Barbara Dunlop > Quotes

“She’d never learned to censor herself.”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“Human beings were such ridiculously predictable creatures.”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“Maybe he’s a savant,” Hannah mused from the pool. “One of those guys who’s brilliant at one thing and stupid at everything else.”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“he couldn’t deny the unexpected rush of pleasure at the pairing of his great-nephew with Lizbet Blythe’s granddaughter. “One for you, Sam!” Daisy Vashon exclaimed from behind his right shoulder. The five of them—Sam, Daisy, JW Sterling, Lizbet and Hannah Sprite—were clustered around the computer screen in his garage at the Sunny Autumn Seniors Community in Port Aidin, Florida. “Logan Edwards and Jade Korrigan,” Hannah read aloud from behind”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Extraordinary Match

“fathom clearly in the background din, but its warmth speared through his loins, made him grit his teeth. Hiro pulled her more securely to his side. “It must be a mere manifestation of your”
― Barbara Dunlop, Harlequin Desire December 2014 - Box Set 2 of 2: An Anthology

“I liked boxing and woodshop.” “You uncivilized lout.”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Astonishing Match

“absolutely no factual information whatsoever.” JW would admit that his newly discovered grandson, Morgan Holbrook,”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“down on one knee seems ridiculous in this day and age.” She was silent for a moment. “I cried when you left.” His chest went tight. “I’m sorry.” “I felt like my”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“lattice table by the pool. JW Sterling tried to ignore the fresh baking, but his gaze caught and held”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“bit of makeup and a few clingy clothes. “I can’t believe it,” Krista raved. “I never thought you’d”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“Okay.” She nodded. “Are we stopping for a ring? Because I think if you’re going to propose in some fancy restaurant, you should probably have a ring to go along”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match

“She turned and plunked herself down on the padded webbing. “He’s a little awkward, a little tongue-tied around women, and a man that fit and good-looking without a girlfriend?”
― Barbara Dunlop, An Unlikely Match