Kim Law > Quotes

“Are you taking me off to the woods where no one will see when you kill me?" Becky asked.”
― Kim Law, Two Turtle Island Doves

“For the woman you love, you should be willing to pick up and go anywhere. You aren't defined by your job, son, but by what you make of your life.'

If only any of it were that simple.”
― Kim Law, Ex on the Beach

“A slim shoulder shrugged on the other side of Mako, and his darned dog slid down and plopped her head into Becky’s lap. Jealousy burned in Kelly. Becky had a really nice lap.”
― Kim Law, Two Turtle Island Doves

“Being a man is easy. Being the man takes courage.”
― Kim Law, Hardheaded

“There was the saying that absence made the heart grow fonder,”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“Love is a wonderful thing, Jackson. Don’t ever take it for granted.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“Complications are merely the road bumps of life,” he told her. “In the end, you still reach your final destination.”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“But he needed her to understand that it was more than just wanting more time with her. He loved her. He wanted forever with her.”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“was there.” “Oh.” Well, hell. “Why exactly did you leave me out?” “Because we knew you would resist.” He narrowed his eyes. “What are you up to, Mother?” She sat back down and crossed her hands on the desk in front of her. The innocent look wasn’t cutting it. “I don’t want you feeling as if you have to”
― Kim Law, Ex on the Beach

“He watched her hurry inside, and fought the urge to chase her. He wanted to tie her down and force her to share with him. Force her to admit she couldn’t just walk away unaffected. But he wouldn’t do that. He wouldn’t push her again. He’d laid his heart on the line and she’d said no thanks. He was finished begging.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“This”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“Tell me you love me,” he pleaded, hating himself for it at the same time the words clawed from his throat. “I know you do, I can see it. Tell me.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“He put his mouth to her temple and nuzzled his way to her ear. “We’ve got to be together, baby. Don’t you see? We’re both so damned broken, we’re the only ones who fit each other.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“Since it didn’t affect how the piano sounded, it was left as is.” “But you found it?” “I took it.” One hand smoothed up her back to cup loosely around her neck. “I took it that night and locked it away with the promise to myself that I was finished begging for love. I put the box away, and it was never opened again.” He pulled back and stared into her eyes, his blue orbs darkening. “Until tonight.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“Mostly.”
― Kim Law, Hardheaded

“Of course I’m not pole dancing. Why in the world would I do that?” “Why in the world wouldn’t you? You have a freaking pole.” “That doesn’t mean I need to strip down and start gyrating around it.”
― Kim Law, Montana Mornings

“His chest rose and fell with his breaths. What had he done wrong? Thoughts of not being good enough flitted through his mind, but he pushed them aside. He was a success, and he could take on anyone who wanted to challenge him. He couldn’t be any better for her. Only, she was still going to leave him.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“Really? You’re going to give me conditions? I should have the upper hand here.” “Sweetheart, you’ll never have the upper hand.”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“break room,”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“at the last minute the previous Saturday. He felt bad about that. “I’m good,” he answered now. “Still working on my coffee.” She pulled out a chair and sank onto it. “How about something . . . that you can’t get here, then?” she asked, seeming embarrassed. It was endearing. “Like . . . an omelet?” he teased. She laughed. She was pretty—blonde, trim, maybe five-six. And she was nice. He’d”
― Kim Law, Montana Cherries

“But do everyday things? Be a dad?”
― Kim Law, Sugar Springs

“Other than James. I knew if I could win him, I would have everything I ever wanted. A husband, kids.” Her voice broke and she lifted a hand to wipe tears from her eyes. “I told him that your mother had moved on. Said she’d never really cared for him.” Ouch. It wasn’t merely that he’d chosen her Ginny over her mother; Ginny really had stolen him. “I take it Mom had done no such thing?” “She was planning to look for a job in Jacksonville when she got out of college. It’s a long drive, but within driving distance of here. She wanted to marry him.” “But you married him first.” Andie didn’t have to ask; she knew. Ginny had married James the spring that her mother had been a junior in college. “She didn’t come for the wedding, of course. Only Mama. Athena had passed away from an overdose a couple months before, and Grandmother wasn’t healthy enough to make the drive.” They’d originally been from a small town in northeast Georgia. Andie’s grandmother hadn’t passed away until Andie was seven, and she and Cassie had never visited her. She seemed to remember Cassie going to the funeral, though. Alone. “Mama couldn’t forgive Cassie for not coming down for the wedding, especially after losing Athena earlier in the year. She didn’t know what had transpired between us.” That made sense. So Cassie had lost the love of her life, her sister, and her mother all at the same time. Not to mention her other sister dying that same year and her father the year before. No wonder she was”
― Kim Law, Ex on the Beach

“but hell, Cat was staring at him as if she wanted him for a midnight snack.”
― Kim Law, Caught in the Act

“New York was where I belonged,” she answered. “Three months ago. One month ago, even. But not anymore. I don’t need the escape anymore.” She shook her head. “I’m not healed. I won’t ever be healed. Childhood scars remain forever. But I am better. I’m mentally healthier. I can function in the world I live in without having to create make-believe barriers to keep it from being too hard, and most importantly . . . I want to function in the world I live in. But I want to do it in my world. My home. Here, in Montana. I want my own life. I want to love. And I want to be loved. So I’m back. For good.” He swallowed the words that rose to”
― Kim Law, Montana Cherries

“Love, Mother. As in, I want to marry her.” He folded his hands into fists and lightly tapped his knuckles on the polished wood. “I just have no idea how to make that happen.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera

“I love you, Vega. Surely you know that. And yes, I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I’m sorry to put it out there so bluntly, but I had to tell you. It feels like I’m running out of time.”
― Kim Law, Caught on Camera