Pam McCutcheon > Quotes

“You both live in fantasy worlds of your own imagining, where you’re the queen of the world and everyone does exactly as you expect, no matter how much they hate it. There has to be some give and take in marriage, you know.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“his back, apparently to save her modesty, and removed”
― Pam McCutcheon, Belle of the Ball

“fell”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“Those were certainly better odds than Candace had ever had before.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“Where’s the give and take there? That’s not a marriage. That’s a male version of heaven.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“had hoped. “Can you tell us how to make a man fall in love with us?” Kit’s expression turned wary. “I don’t think so. No one could. It is different for each person.” “Is it?” Belle asked in an innocent tone. “‘Yet there are some things that seem to be commonly attractive to all”
― Pam McCutcheon, Belle of the Ball

“no, this was what Belle had feared. Mama would insist on coming along and that would spoil everything. She cast a pleading glance at her sisters. “But Mama,” Charisma exclaimed, “Grace”
― Pam McCutcheon, Belle of the Ball

“Kelly gazed at her brother who lounged against the door, looking every inch the suave, careless player he pretended to be. She hesitated, not knowing how to answer. Finally, she said, “Yes.” The answer fit her mood and the situation.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“him. “Maybe.” “Well, before you make your decision, I just wanted to remind you of the good times we had.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“Chaz scowled at her. “Now cut that”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“And I’ll do what I damned well please.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“plans for the evening, Belle had enlisted the rest of her family to ensure that Mama was too busy to accompany her to the opera, so”
― Pam McCutcheon, Belle of the Ball

“Those were certainly better odds”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“It had been a long time since she had allowed a man to put his arms around her, to let herself relax into the warmth of his presence.”
― Pam McCutcheon, My Favorite Husband

“daughter, we”
― Pam McCutcheon, Belle of the Ball