Barbara Longley > Quotes

“Zoe’s face tilted up toward his presented a temptation he could no more resist than he could prevent the sun from rising.”
― Barbara Longley, For the Heart of the Druid Laird

“the same boulder and waited patiently as True”
― Barbara Longley, True to the Highlander

“I, Alethia Grace Goodsky…of clan Crane…pledge my troth to thee, Malcolm of clan MacKintosh. With my hands, I shall provide for thee. With my body, I shall succor thee. With my heart, I shall cherish thee, and only thee, all the days of my life,”
― Barbara Longley, True to the Highlander

“I love you, Carlie, and it’s the kind of love that grows stronger every day. What I feel for you is a forever kind of thing, and you can take that to the bank.”
“I love you, too,” she said on a sob.
“Good. It’s settled.” He kissed her.”
― Barbara Longley, The Twisted Road to You

“He plundered her mouth with his tongue, inciting a rush of desire.”
― Barbara Longley, True to the Highlander

“characters, organizations, places, events, and incidents”
― Barbara Longley, The Highlander's Bargain

“Brief flings and the companionship of a professional are no match for the love and trust between a husband and wife.”
― Barbara Longley, For the Heart of the Druid Laird

“Hell-bent on extinguishing”
― Barbara Longley, The Difference a Day Makes

“I, Malcolm William, son of William of clan MacKintosh, pledge my troth to thee, Alethia Grace Goodsky—” “Of clan Crane,” she whispered. “Aye, well, I neglected to say that this morn. ’Twill be said when we take our vows again this spring.” He brushed a strand of hair behind her ear. “With my hands, I shall provide for thee. With my body, I pledge to protect thee. With my heart, I shall cherish thee, and only thee, all the days of my life. As God is my witness and before my clan, from this day forward, we are husband and wife.”
― Barbara Longley, True to the Highlander

“Only you can tip the scale,”
― Barbara Longley, True to the Highlander

“into the first asana. Flowing into the second pose, she continued her prayer. “I reach out and let the sun fill me with warmth. I bow before the sun’s radiance, and place my face to the ground in humility and respect.”
― Barbara Longley, Tangled in Time

“shoulder. “And this rapscallion is his twin brother, Owain,” he added,”
― Barbara Longley, The Highlander's Folly

“we’re-veterans-and-you’re-not”
― Barbara Longley, A Change of Heart