Jenn LeBlanc > Quotes

“Samson’s grace and surefootedness at breakneck paces was the closest Roxleigh had ever come to some semblance of peace in his life. His head was never clearer, his nerves were never calmer, and his mind was never more unbound than when he rode Samson. He listened to the horse’s steady breathing, the exertion of his exhalations, and the steady beat of his hooves, punctuated by the swift silence of the jumps and the exclamation of the landing, like a staccato symphony. His mind unfurled its stressed tethers with the smooth action of Samson at full speed.”
― Jenn LeBlanc

“Someday she wanted to make love to him with his riband on. She wanted the impression of his jewels left on her skin, her blood on his diamonds.”
― Jenn LeBlanc, The Duke and The Domina: a romance novel with photographs

“The happiness of a man in this life does not consist in the absence, but in the mastery, of his passions.”
― Jenn LeBlanc, The Rake and The Recluse: A Tale of Two Brothers