Carolyn Davidson > Quotes

“Reading words puts them in your mind. You never forget. Even when you don't get a chance to dwell on the music, you can hear it in your head.”
― Carolyn Davidson

“The burden of grief she had carried with her to the hillside earlier was gone, vanquished by the storm of his loving. She’d left it amid the fallen leaves of autumn, beneath the scattering of winter snow that covered three graves. She’d buried it beneath the frozen ground that held prisoner the body of the baby boy she’d borne and buried by herself.”
― Carolyn Davidson, The Forever Man

“Rosy cheeks gave Johanna a strangely youthful look this morning, he decided, his grin in full view. There was no way around it. The woman had bloomed during the past months. The somber female he’d married had, right before his very eyes, become a shiny-eyed girl. That”
― Carolyn Davidson, The Forever Man

“dark”
― Carolyn Davidson, The Texan

“Even in his absence, Tate had managed to remind her of his concern and caring. With determination, she set aside the unease that had plagued her this day.”
― Carolyn Davidson, The Forever Man

“Jo…” It was a whisper, a pleading, needful sound that was almost her undoing. “Jo? I can’t stand to see you this way. I know you’re angry with me, but I need to set things right between us.”
― Carolyn Davidson, The Forever Man