Julie Miller > Quotes

“Hell.” Atticus swerved, nearly driving past his exit as he envisioned the possibility of Brooke wrapping herself around another man the way she’d embraced him last night. That idea sat about as well as knowing his father’s killer was still a free man.”
― Julie Miller

“But they were all here—Edward, Sawyer, Atticus and Holden. John Kincaid's four sons. Bonded by brotherhood. Forged into men by the badges they wore. Reunited by grief.”
― Julie Miller

“You are one good man, Mitch Taylor. I love you.”
― Julie Miller

“I’d ask if you needed my help, big brother, but I’m afraid I’d get my face slapped”
― Julie Miller

“Sawyer Kincaid hated the rain.


He hated the sound of it beating against the green canvas tent top. He resented the clingy mist of it masking the tears on his mother's pale cheeks, as though it could somehow wash away her grief. He loathed the springtime chill of it running down the back of his neck beneath his collar.”
― Julie Miller

“You're supposed to tell the man you're with what you want or don't want. He's supposed to listen. There aren't consequences for being honest. If this is moving too fast, you're right to say so."

"But—"

"No buts. Not with me.”
― Julie Miller

“Marry me, Mel."

She nodded. Smiled. Laughed.

"I'll marry you, Sawyer."

Benjamin grabbed Sawyer's chin and demanded he be included. He was. "I'll marry you, too."

"Done.”
― Julie Miller

“My handicap has never mattered to you, has it?" she asked.

His hands slipped to her waist and held her, but didn't pull her any closer. "About as much as the part of town I come from matters to you.”
― Julie Miller

“The master detective’s shield Edward had locked away might outrank Atticus’s own detective’s badge, but as far as he was concerned, their mom outranked them all.”
― Julie Miller