Corina Bomann > Quotes

“The important thing is that, whatever rubbish the world throws at you, you don’t lose heart, and you make sure you always find a way to rid yourself of the bad stuff.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“I believe that coincidences happen for a reason. And sometimes they change something in us.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“With a sigh, Lilly sank down on a small Louis XV stool and looked up through the window at the sky. Snow had been falling incessantly for days. Her gaze fell on the reflection of her face in the shiny polished side of a little cupboard that belonged to her growing army of unsold items.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“Nuestros mayores a lo largo de su vida se esfuerzan por ocultar las sombras del pasado. Y luego nos piden a nosotros, sus descendientes, que las encontremos, pues en el fondo quieren librarse de esa pesada carga, pero carecen de la fuerza para decirlo a las claras.”
― Corina Bomann, La isla de las mariposas

“The water was a magical mirror lying beneath a cloudless sky.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“for nature to put on a special display for this evening, a pink haze drifted down from the mountains, beyond which the pale face of the moon was still tinged with the last of the sunlight.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“–Escucha siempre a tu corazón y síguelo –añadió–. Si no lo haces, traerás la desgracia sobre ti y aquellos a quienes ames.”
― Corina Bomann, La isla de las mariposas

“Niente per Diana era più stimolante che sfogliare un vecchio libro, il più delle volte illustrato, immaginando di vivere in un’altra epoca.”
― Corina Bomann

“head.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“the”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“How can you expect it to happen if you keep doubting?” “I’m”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“There was a sudden knock. “Lilly?”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“pulled myself together and opened it. As expected,”
― Corina Bomann, Matilda's Secret

“a veces la vida le depara a uno golpes tan duros que hacen palidecer todos los anteriores.”
― Corina Bomann, La herencia de Agneta

“without arguing?” Rose hissed and closed her”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“felt”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“But there are times when you simply can’t know. You can take an unexpected turn in the road and find something wonderful waiting around the corner for you.” Or”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“All these sensations carried her along as she played, and she regretted the performance coming to its end. Only then did she become aware of her heavy breathing, the thumping of her heart, and the pressure of the violin beneath her chin. It was as if she had left her body while playing and was now slowly returning to it. She looked around, a little dazed, and her lips formed a smile of satisfaction as she saw the audience staring at her, speechless. Had she awoken in them all the emotions she herself had felt? She would never know, and there may well have been people there who were not affected by the music, but that moment of pure silence before the applause broke out was immensely satisfying.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“everything, but”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“What are you looking for?” Ellen asked as she leaned lightly on Lilly’s”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“con los ojos como platos,”
― Corina Bomann, El jardín a la luz de la luna

“Just because you’ve finished a book doesn’t mean the story has to come to an end.”
― Corina Bomann, Storm Rose

“very”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“The taxi stopped in front of the tall wrought-iron gates that must have dated back to Elizabethan times.”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“Yo ardía de deseo y expectación, y sus besos me enardecían más aún. Cuando por fin me penetró, arqueé la espalda. El primer clímax fue rápido e intenso, más veloz de lo que había esperado, pero le dije que siguiera.

A veces estaba él sobre mí, a veces yo sobre él. Me gustaba cabalgarlo, y él disfrutaba volviéndome loca con sus movimientos lentos. Cuando ambos alcanzamos el orgasmo, nos abrazamos con fuerza, como si estuviéramos a punto de caer al vacío.”
― Corina Bomann, The Inheritance of Lion Hall

“como”
― Corina Bomann, La herencia de Agneta

“no deberíamos leer para matar el tiempo, sino para deleitar el espíritu.”
― Corina Bomann, La herencia de Agneta

“even let him know she was going in writing,”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden

“only”
― Corina Bomann, Butterfly Island

“morning”
― Corina Bomann, The Moonlit Garden