Diane Alberts > Quotes

“Love isn't about perfection or beauty. It's not about how good you look in a bikini, or how perfect your skin is. Love is about...about..." He fumbled for words. "About needing that certain someone in your life-that someone who makes you feel whole. It's helping the person you love when they need a hand to stand straight. Love is never giving up on a the person you care about.”
― Diane Alberts, Try Me

“Why not? Love isn’t about perfection or beauty. It’s not about how good you look in a bikini, or how perfect your skin is. Love is about…about…” He fumbled for words. “About needing that certain someone in your life—that someone who makes you feel whole. It’s helping the person you love when they need a hand to stand straight. Love is never giving up on the person you care about.”
― Diane Alberts, Try Me

“She bit down on her lower lip, just like the heroines always did in her books. Hopefully it actually looked more sexy temptress than hungry zombie looking for flesh.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“I noticed you haven’t asked me to let go of you yet, either.” He lowered his face to hers. “You want me to kiss you. Touch you. Fuck you. Admit it.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“She felt ridiculous standing in the middle of the woods hugging a roll of toilet paper to her chest. And oh so vulnerable, too. What if a bear came at her? How would she protect herself? Throw a roll of toilet paper at it? Yeah. Because that would help.

The mental image of her pelting a bear in the nose with a roll of Charmin made her snort.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“Especially when I buried my head between those sweet legs of yours and made you scream my name so loudly you woke up the entire floor. There’s no faking the way your pussy clamped down on my finger when you came, Red.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“You’re going to have to do more than dirty-talk me to get me to fall back into your arms.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“I think I'd like to be everything to you-if you wanted all of me. And could give me all of you. Otherwise, I can't be anything except our baby's father and your friend.”
― Diane Alberts, Play Me

“Oh my god." She threw her hands up. "It's a sex injury. You don't have to go all Dr. McDreamy on me, for the love of God."

His lips quirked. "You can call me that while I fuck you if you want," he said, his voice heavy despite his amusement. "But we're not moving on until I treat you."

She crossed her arms. "Maybe I should call you Dr. McStubborn. Or Dr. McAss." She pressed her lips together. "Or Dr. McCo-"

He rubbed his jaw. "I think I get the point. I'm a stubborn ass. Now let me look at your back."

"Yeah? Well..." She lifted her chin. "I'm refusing treatment."

He stiffened. "I'm refusing your refusal."

"I'm refusing your refusal of my refusal."

"I'm refusing-" He broke off and shook his head, looking up at the sky. "You know what? We're wasting time. Sit down.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“She nodded, but looked off into the distance, keeping her weight on her uninjured ankle. "Uh...I have to go...you know...I have to go."

He looked up at her, his brow furrowed. "Go where?"

"Oh my god. Shoot me now," she said, fisting her hands.

"I'm trying to-oh." His eyes lit up with comprehension. He dug around in the bag a little bit, and handed her a roll of toilet paper. "Here."

She eyed his bag hopefully. "You got a toilet and shower in there, too, Eagle Scout?"

He laughed. "I wish. It's not so bad, I promise."

"Maybe not for you," she pointed out. "At least you get to stand. I have to squat with my bare butt hanging out with a white flag for all the forest creatures.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“You said if I knocked, you'd always let me in. I'm knocking.”
― Diane Alberts, Taking What's His

“Steven needed a real woman. One who could love him for his faults, not in spite of them. Who could love him equally in his good nights, and his bad. Who would never give up on him, or ever stop fighting for him. Someone who would love him unconditionally for the rest of his life, no matter what her said or did.

Someone like...her.”
― Diane Alberts, Say You're Mine

“You’re mine. Say it.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“I might not have a clue what the hell I'm doing, or how this ends, but I'm gonna fight for this - whatever the hell it is, or whatever it could be - because with you, I'm me. The real me. But first, I'm going to become a man who is worthy of you, and then I'm never gonna let you go.”
― Diane Alberts, Say You're Mine

“Let me be yours, and say you're mine.”
― Diane Alberts, Say You're Mine

“I'm not scared of you, she said automatically. Someone once said only the things worth fighting for scare you."

He flinched. "Turning my own words back on me?"

"If the shoe fits...”
― Diane Alberts, Say You're Mine

“Wow, that’s great. You must work crazy hours, huh? Like Dr. McDreamy and Meredith Grey, on Grey’s?”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman

“What’s seven years in a lifetime?”
― Diane Alberts, Try Me

“I want you. I'm all yours.”
― Diane Alberts, Say You're Mine

“She pictured her favorite show, Grey’s Anatomy.”
― Diane Alberts, Falling for the Groomsman