Chasity Bowlin > Quotes

“Just as Emme neared the main staircase, as she could see the intricate carving of the banisters, a noise from behind her made her thundering heart skip. She froze mid stride and peered over her shoulder at the growing triangle of light emerging from the doorway of the billiard room. Tension coiled in her stomach, and her breath seized in her lungs. Someone was coming, and her wits fled her entirely.”
― Chasity Bowlin, The Haunting of a Duke

“and hot inside her and instinctively, she knew that there was much more. Rhys held his weight on his forearms, his forehead pressed against hers as he waited for her to relax and to ease his passage. He eased in further, relishing the feel of her sheath clenching around him. He moved his hips in a series of light, gentle thrusts, creating a delicious friction that had her lifting her hips toward him, her legs coming up to wrap about his hips. She melted around him, and each thrust went slightly deeper, until he could feel the barrier of her innocence. He whispered an apology against her cheek and then took her lips in a fierce kiss as he thrust deeply, breaching her maidenhead. He wanted to lose himself inside her, to thrust into her moist heat again and again,”
― Chasity Bowlin, The Haunting of a Duke

“I will happily tell you about marriage. You will regret it tomorrow, and the day after you will think it the wisest choice you ever made. Marriage is not an easy thing. Even when you have love, it is not easy. To be happy in marriage, one must be willing to forgive, to forget, and to fall in love ,over and over again with one’s own husband. Do not expect a perfect marriage, but expect that there will be perfect moments.”
― Chasity Bowlin, One Wylde Night

“bloodless”
― Chasity Bowlin, Barefoot in Hyde Park

“We are what we are and who we are, because of the people we’ve known and the things we’ve experienced…”
― Chasity Bowlin, Fall of the Lyon

“Then I’ll buy you the house next door,” he said. “You can staff it to your heart’s content. Just do not leave me alone with those bloodthirsty, hell-spawned, and utterly precious children.”
― Chasity Bowlin, What Happens in Piccadilly

“Marriage is not an easy thing. Even when you have love, it is not easy. To be happy in marriage, one must be willing to forgive, to forget, and to fall in love ,over and over again with one’s own husband. Do not expect a perfect marriage, but expect that there will be perfect moments.”
― Chasity Bowlin, One Wylde Night

“Her response, sweet and untutored, was as tempting as the most skilled of courtesans.”
― Chasity Bowlin, A Rogue to Remember

“One simply has to decide what is more important: one’s own happiness or the opinions of others.”
― Chasity Bowlin, Sleepless in Southampton

“No doubt we will argue and sometimes disagree on things, but that’s rather the point of being married, isn’t it? To have someone in your life who challenges you, who forces you to be better than you are because the thought of disappointing them is completely abhorrent to you.”
― Chasity Bowlin, Barefoot in Hyde Park

“what allows society to function rather”
― Chasity Bowlin, The Other Wife

“ten when we first arrived there and twelve when we returned to”
― Chasity Bowlin, The Lost Lord of Castle Black

“Mrs. Turley smiled kindly at her. “That’s the risk every person in love must take at one time or other. To be the first to say it… to place your heart in another’s hands and see if it will be treasured or discarded, that’s a thing that takes courage. And it may be that this time you’ll have to be brave enough for the both of you.”
― Chasity Bowlin, A Kiss Gone Wylde