Tamsen Schultz > Quotes

“With a smile, she reached for her phone and unplugged it. The “to be read” list on her reading app was long enough to be embarrassing. Maybe she’d make some coffee, then come back up to bed and spend the next few hours reading.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Relentless

“He grinned. “I hear you’ve been sneaking around with my dad.” “Matt,” Josh said with a hint of admonishment. “I hear you’ve been secretly tracking him for weeks,” she shot back with a grin. “Someone’s got to keep an eye on you two kids,” he said, his grin spreading into a smile. Then, apparently with nothing more to say, he started toward the shed. “Now, where is all this furniture going?” he called over his shoulder.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Exposed

“I think if you love someone, you’re grateful for whatever time you’re given with them,” Sabina said.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Defenseless

“How about we skip the dinners and movies and jump right to where I think we both want to be. I have about a dozen things that I’d like to do to you in this laundry room, too.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Exposed

“He grumbled and tugged her tighter against his side. “I know,” he said. “And you know I support you. I don’t have to like it, though, do I?” She chuckled. “No, you don’t have to like it.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Shattered

“It is worth it. You’re worth it.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Shattered

“There will be nothing left of Peter Hilton when I get a hold of him,” Sabina muttered. “All the money he’s made for however long he’s been doing it. It’s all going to disappear. And then once it’s gone, that’s when the fun will start.” Ethan glanced at Chad. Sabina wasn’t usually the bloodthirsty type, but Hilton had found her breaking point. Something he’d live to regret if Ethan didn’t get to him first. In which case, he’d be dead and wouldn’t live to regret anything.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Relentless

“One side of his mouth curled into a smile. “You did say I was perfect,” he reminded her. Her laugh was small but genuine. “I said sometimes you’re perfect.”
― Tamsen Schultz, Shattered

“life doesn’t always go the way you expect it to, and that when it doesn’t, you have two choices: you can let it get to you or you can figure out how to deal with it and move on.”
― Tamsen Schultz, The Frailty of Things