Merry Farmer > Quotes

“The shriek that erupted from Melinda was loud enough to wake the dead. “Get it off me, get it off me!” She bolted from the crumpled side of the tent in hysterics, ripping at her bodice.”
― Merry Farmer, His Remarkable Bride

“his back in the jostling wagon bed. He laughed”
― Merry Farmer, Trail of Kisses

“more than just an irritation.”
― Merry Farmer, Trail of Kisses

“He couldn’t shake the feeling that Blake was the sort of man who lived so deeply in denial about so many things, covering that denial with the veneer of a genial man, that he was no longer aware of any sort of truth at all.”
― Merry Farmer, Just a Little Danger

“father’s approval,”
― Merry Farmer, Just a Little Wickedness

“I knew I could no more change who I was than I could change the stars in the sky, and I’d grown accustomed to my differences.”
― Merry Farmer, Peter and the Wolves

“You have to introduce something like that gently,” Harrison argued. “Women are delicate and cannot handle direct confrontation like that.” “On the contrary,” Reese said, shaking his head. “Women are far stronger than any of us have given them credit for.”
― Merry Farmer, A Lady's First Scandal

“Let people try to tell her she was dreaming now. Let them say that teachers couldn’t rent stunning mansions for an entire summer. She’d shown them. After two decades, Sand Dollar Point was hers. At least it was for the next”
― Merry Farmer, Summer with a Star

“Nothing was worse than the perpetual adolescence of a single woman left on the shelf.”
― Merry Farmer, December Heart

“You may think me as foolish as you’d like, but two days was all it took for me to recognize my heart’s true home.”
― Merry Farmer, The Sinner's Gamble

“too”
― Merry Farmer, Trail of Passion

“I don’t know how you became leader of a pack, but it wasn’t because of your ability to make hard decisions.”
― Merry Farmer, Peter and the Wolves

“Unscrupulous men always attempt to drag the church into politics when they need to be seen as angelic while doing something diabolical,” Peter replied”
― Merry Farmer, December Heart

“I wanted to be in love with Sascha, I just didn’t know if I could afford to be.”
― Merry Farmer, Peter and the Wolves

“Magnus. My balls are about to fall off if I don’t find release,” I growled at him.”
― Merry Farmer, Peter and the River

“changed about Summerbury since the summers she’d spent there as a child. The tiny seaside town was still adorable. She had to inch her way through Main Street to avoid shopping tourists and locals catching up with their seasonal neighbors. Summerbury’s economy”
― Merry Farmer, Summer with a Star

“It had the worn out look of a chorus girl who had danced her feet off during the main show and was now catching her breath, getting ready to do the whole thing over again soon.”
― Merry Farmer, Just a Little Heartache

“All I said was that I would have the banns read so that we could be married as soon as possible. It was the logical, moral, and upright thing to do.”
Reese narrowed his eyes slightly as he continued to stare at Rupert. “Did you ask her if that was what she wanted?” A feeling as though headmaster Reese had taken the switch down from its mount on the wall behind the desk sent cold fingers of dread through him. “Isn’t it obvious?” he answered in a mumble.”
― Merry Farmer, A Lady's First Scandal

“All I want, all any woman wants, is to be respected, especially by those who are dearest to us,”
― Merry Farmer, A Lady's First Scandal

“Neil heaved a sign of mock resignation and said, “Oh dear, Peter is in heat again.”
― Merry Farmer, Peter and the Mission