Ellen Joy > Quotes

“In the end, she became more than what she expected, she became the journey, and like all journeys, she did not end, she just simply changed directions and kept going.”
― Ellen Joy, Lakeside Lighthouse: Romantic Women's Fiction

“forgiveness wasn’t about looking back at past mistakes, but knowing that the past was done, to accept that it was God’s will, and to live in the now.”
― Ellen Joy, Prairie Valley Sisters Box Set

“she knew she had to change things if she was going”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“There are people who see life as beautiful like Jacqueline and other people who are scarred by its darkness like Jacob.”
― Ellen Joy, The Market on Blueberry Bay

“She let out a long sigh. “I’m finally ready to go and discover who I am now.”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“against a windowpane,”
― Ellen Joy, Cliffside Point Box Set 2 of 2 (Books 6-10): Romantic Women's Fiction

“Forgive him for yourself. Then go from there.”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“What should I do to help me?” The words came out hard.”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“Don’t talk about feelings or any uncomfortable topic ever, and pretend nothing’s wrong. Honesty wasn’t the best policy if it made someone feel something.”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“Sometimes I feel like I just lost her yesterday, and other times it was a whole other lifetime.”
― Ellen Joy, The Cottage on Blueberry Bay

“He could have done so many things to change the course of the events, but in the end, he’d had no control over any of it.”
― Ellen Joy, The Cottage on Blueberry Bay

“When had she lost hope? When had she given up? Why didn’t she love herself anymore?”
― Ellen Joy, Beach Home Beginnings

“Control was just an illusion.”
― Ellen Joy, The Cottage on Blueberry Bay

“trigger”
― Ellen Joy, Camden Cove Box Set

“She no longer wanted to live in the past, wishing for it to never end. She wanted to look forward to another day and love who she had become. Because she was too darn old to waste any more time wishing.”
― Ellen Joy, Seashell Summer: Romantic Women's Fiction

“together.”
― Ellen Joy, Her Last Chance Cowboy

“body”
― Ellen Joy, Cliffside Point Box Set 1 of 2 (Books 1-5): Romantic Women's Fiction