Rachel Schurig > Quotes

“And he thinks… he thinks… that Canada is a U.S. colony.”

Okay, maybe this has gone a bit too far. “I do not!”

“You used to,” she says, laughing. “You totally did.”

“When we were kids.”

“Or sixteen,” Levi mutters.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“And she’s wearing a Batman shirt. I love Batman.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Food?” Paige asks. “What about it?” Karen shrugs. “I just like food. I want to talk about it.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“No one else is entitled to judge your experience or your journey”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“thought he would at least smile at that, but he continued”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a New Beginning

“How can you judge something when you’ve only read one third of it?” he challenged. “There are too many wonderful things to read to waste time on something I don’t like,” I responded.”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a Baby

“Okay, Jen. Whatever. There was a dead Christmas tree—like, a tree that you guys had decorated—behind that garage that must have been there for at least three years. It was orange.”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a New Beginning

“Wow,” she whispers. “I want you to know that I’m very compassionate toward your issues but… holy shit! I’m sitting next to someone who is close friends with Daltrey Ransome.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Seriously, you guys. He’s not really all that special.”

“I’m not,” I assure them. “You should see how gross my feet are.”

Daisy snorts. “He does have the grossest feet.”

“And backne,” Levi adds helpfully. “Dude has a wicked case of the backne.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Why?”
― Rachel Schurig, Release: A Ransom Novel

“Bring food home,” I told him. “Lots of food. I’m going to need lots of the food.” “Okay, drunky. I’ll bring you lots of food.” I lowered my voice to a loud whisper so the girls wouldn’t hear. “I love you, sexy finance. I can’t wait to have the babies.”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a New Beginning

“I laughed. “Yeah, that would have”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a Baby

“Tomorrow, I’m going to marry that woman. The best person I’ve ever met in my life. In one fell swoop I’m going to gain a whole family. Sam, Wyatt. Will, someday soon. The four of us are going to be a team, a little tribe of people who look after each other and try our best to make each other happy. They’re going to belong to me, and I’m going to belong to them. And I can’t fucking wait.”
― Rachel Schurig, A Ransom Christmas

“You, Elliot, are the guy I met in a totally normal, natural, every-day kind of way. You’re the guy I took my time getting to know and becoming friends with. And you’re the guy I fell totally and completely in love with without even realizing it.”
― Rachel Schurig, In Search of a Love Story

“Quiero escaparme en ti.”
― Rachel Schurig, Escape In You

“Rachel Schurig is the best-selling author of the Three Girls series, available now in paperback and ebook. Rachel lives in the metro Detroit area with her dog, Lucy. She loves to watch reality TV, and she reads as many books as she can get her hands on.”
― Rachel Schurig, In Search of a Love Story

“Lots of food. I’m going to need lots of the food.”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a New Beginning

“He tweaks my nose and goes back to his chair. “She cried more for my tattoo than her own,” he tells Carlos. “Aren’t girls weird?”

Carlos chuckles. “The weirdest.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Because at the end of that book, the little boy gets tired of being with the wild things. He hears his mother calling him, and he goes home. But my mom was never going to call me home. She didn’t have dinner waiting for me. And I think that was the day I realized she was never coming back.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Why in the world would we need balloons, Paige? Seriously, give me one probable scenario in which a balloon would be necessary over the course of this trip.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Daisy falls into step next to me on the way to the elevator. “You never know, though. That kid could have thought you were hot. He didn’t spare a glance at Karen, and her boobs are practically popping out of that top.”

I laugh. “It wouldn’t matter if he liked Karen or not. My hotness transcends sexual orientation.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“But have you ever even let yourself consider that he might not be right for you? What do you think would happen if you opened up your eyes a bit more, just for a while? Give yourself time to think. Time to plan a life you really want, not just a life of following him around fulfilling his dreams. A life you want, Daisy. Anywhere you want. Would he still be the one you choose?”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Yeah, pretty soon your entire life is going to be poopie diapers and midnight feedings,” Annie said, sounding way too gleeful for my liking. “Careful,” I warned. “I have about fifty pounds on you right now.” “And masses of dexterity and flexibility,” she shot back.”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls and a Baby

“You know what I said about us being friends?” He turns away from the city to look at me, and all I can think is that he’s once again showing me something amazing. “I think I was wrong,” I whisper. “I think we should be a lot more than that.” When the grin breaks over his face, I know that I’m taking the most beautiful thing in this museum back with me.”
― Rachel Schurig, Rescue

“I’ve come close to swearing off men before. Like after my break-up with Jacob. I was nearly ready to throw in the towel then. Or after my disastrous experiment”
― Rachel Schurig, In Search of a Love Story

“It wasn’t very fair to her, you know. To date her when I was so head over heels for you.”
― Rachel Schurig, In Search of a Love Story

“up from my seat on the”
― Rachel Schurig, Three Girls Books 1-3

“I love every inch of you,” he says, his voice thick. “Every joy in your heart and every mistake in your past. I love you, Daisy. All of you.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“Well, what if we meet new friends waiting in line for one of the shows?” Paige asks. “And we end up staying in the same hotel as them. And then one of them has a birthday. We would want to decorate their hotel room door, wouldn’t we?” She grins and holds up the plastic bag. “Thus, balloons!”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom

“I wanted him to wrap me in his arms and help me find my way back to a place where things made sense again.”
― Rachel Schurig, Ransom