Cindy Kirk > Quotes

“Teddy Roosevelt quote, “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.”
― Cindy Kirk, Holly Pointe & Mistletoe

“broadly, Beck”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“How many of us are the same as we were at seventeen? Or even at twenty-five? We learn, we grow, and hopefully become better and wiser women. That’s not something to regret. It’s something to celebrate.”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“glanced”
― Cindy Kirk, The Pink House

“That when you’re surrounded by people you love, you have the strength to face anything”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“Eliza’s voice snapped like a freshly washed sheet hung to dry in a brisk wind.”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“back”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“That when you’re surrounded by people you love, you have the strength to face anything.” Beck”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“a”
― Cindy Kirk, Second Chance Family

“Choices, she’d learned long ago, came with consequences. Her father had always warned her to think carefully about any decisions she made, saying that choices, like a stone thrown into a pond, created ripples that touched everything”
― Cindy Kirk, The Youth Elixir

“You don’t marry someone just because you’re lonely and hope to fill a void in your life. You only marry them if there’s a strong connection, a love for the ages, like the one you had with Mom. Otherwise, you end up being alone, even if you do marry.” Her”
― Cindy Kirk, Be Mine in Good Hope

“Au bout d’un moment, l’enfant cessa de lutter et posa ses mains”
― Cindy Kirk, 10 romans inédits Passions (nº580 à 584 - février 2016)

“If you’re a man, you suck it up and support the woman you love. You do whatever necessary to get through difficult times. What you don’t ever do is walk away.”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“through life without”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope

“Keep the faith. And remember, you never know for sure what’s around a corner . . . until you take the turn.”
― Cindy Kirk, Christmas in Good Hope