Ginny Baird > Quotes

“The only thing I can tell you is when it's there, you know it. And when it ain't, no amount of wishful thinking will make it so.”
― Ginny Baird, Real Romance

“The stout little man studied her kindly through horn-rimmed glasses. “I know this is hard. You and your aunt must have been close.” Snow slapped the windowpanes behind him, painting icy streaks down the glass.”
― Ginny Baird, Baby, Be Mine

“Actually, I barely knew her.” She sniffed, and Jack draped his arm around her. He gave her shoulder”
― Ginny Baird, Baby, Be Mine

“cheeks sagged as her baby boy stood before the snowy window. Flakes beat down harder outside, but work—and preschool—would go on. This was Chicago, after all. She drew Tyler into her”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“Annie hadn’t dated to dwell on it for years. And yet, it had been impossible to part with this gift from her dads heart.”
― Ginny Baird, Christmas Eve Love Story

“Christmas”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“clutched”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“for now, here in this moment, Ventura didn’t have to worry about any of that. She was with the one person who made her feel like a princess. Her father. His handsome face creased”
― Ginny Baird, A Summer Grooms Selection: Books 1 - 3

“She was glad he’d come along. When things crowded in on Nikki, she sometimes felt driven to react quickly, and not always in the best-thought-out ways. Like when her knee-jerk reaction was to refuse Mallory’s”
― Ginny Baird, Baby, Be Mine

“beamed from ear to ear, a pint-size image of his dad. “And while we’re there,” Christine continued. “I’ll tell you all about our upcoming trip to Vermont.” Tyler scrunched up his face. “Vermont? What’s that?” “It’s a state, sweetheart. Just a little ways away.” He paused, considering this, then held his teddy up to his ear. “Jasper wants to know if there’ll be snow there.” “At least as much as we’ve got here.” Tyler listened to his teddy again. “Will we be there for Christmas?” “You bet!” Tyler hung his head, drawing Jasper into his chest. Christine reached out a hand and gently raised his chin. “What’s wrong, honey?” Tyler glanced at his Christmas stocking, then swallowed hard.”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“Jasper doesn’t think Santa will be able to find us.” “Trust me on this,” Christine said with a knowing air. “Santa will always be able to find us. Don’t you know he has his magical ways?” Tyler twisted his lips in thought. “You mean like a GPS?” A chuckle escaped her, in spite of herself.  “Something like that,” she said, steering Tyler toward the door. “Come on, let’s grab our coats. The Pancake Palace awaits!” Christine sat in Ellen’s office”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“Because the other side of fear was truly beautiful.”
― Ginny Baird, Romantic Ghost Stories Books 1-3

“Christine and declared Christine was becoming ragged around the edges. Not only that, she was losing touch with her growing son. Christine denied it at first, but she could see it was true. A single tear slid down her cheek as she took in the Christmas decorations around them. Perhaps getting away would be good for her and Tyler, both. “Mommy?” Tyler said.”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“fanned her face with her hand. “That’s hot territory. Red-light district, baby.” Ventura’s face fell. Here she was, a new girl in a new town, and she’d booked herself into a brothel.  Mary studied her a beat, taking pity. “Hey, don’t look so down. You know what they”
― Ginny Baird, A Summer Grooms Selection: Books 1 - 3

“Christmas gift for her. Christine tightened her lips in concentration, ignoring the familiar ache in her heart. She couldn’t quite get the angle of the sleigh. Perhaps if she brought it down closer to the rooftop… “Mommy, it’s almost—” Christine startled at the tug on her sleeve, nearly upsetting her coffee. She gripped the”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies

“Christine sat at her drafting table and focused intently on her sketch. In the background, cheery Christmas music played from her high-end system. Dan had bought it three years before as a Christmas gift for her. Christine tightened her lips in concentration, ignoring the familiar ache in her heart. She couldn’t quite get the angle of the sleigh. Perhaps if she brought it down closer to the rooftop… “Mommy, it’s almost—” Christine startled at the tug on her sleeve, nearly upsetting her coffee. She gripped the mug to steady it. “Tyler! How many times have I told you not to—?” Saucerlike eyes brimmed with tears. “But I’m late for school,” he said, flagging his tyke-size cell in her direction. He clutched”
― Ginny Baird, Wedding Bells Bundle: Four Fun Romantic Comedies