Kate Aster > Quotes

“Everyone’s a hot mess, Kim. It just depends on whether we’re able to cover it up or not.”
― Kate Aster, Full Disclosure

“Chicken soup can save the world, or at least my mother believes that.”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“me.” He looked out the window at the”
― Kate Aster, Make Mine A Ranger

“I’m okay-looking and on a good day I’m a solid 7. But I’m not really the social butterfly type. If I try something like the hair-flip-while-giggling move that I see executed by other women at this bar, it usually looks like I have an acute neck spasm.”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“Even though the pay is the pits and I make twice as much selling sex toys in the evenings, I love my day job”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“Of course, in my imagination, the ten extra pounds on my thighs and butt have miraculously relocated to my breasts. I”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“My niece has ADHD, and I always joke that between her ADHD and my PTSD and my brother’s OCD (though he’ll never admit to it), we’ve got enough acronyms in our family to sound like a branch of the federal government.”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“claustrophobic. But I will make you my grandma’s secret recipe for chicken parmigiana in return for your answers to a few questions about Navy life. I’ll even throw in garlic bread if you happen to know anything about SEALs. No sex, please; I’m on a deadline.”
― Kate Aster, BFF'ed

“Ryan Sheridan: Lord of the manor. Kim Marshall: lowly serf. I’m cool with that. I need this job.”
― Kate Aster, Full Disclosure

“shoulder”
― Kate Aster, Contract with a SEAL

“convince you there’s life after the military, though,” Tyler added. Joe towered behind his wife’s chair, massaging”
― Kate Aster, Make Mine A Ranger

“Women I respect are sexier than hell to me.”
― Kate Aster, More, Please

“You’re not too cold?” I laugh. “I’m tougher than you think.” He tilts his head a little, looking at me thoughtfully. “Actually, I think you’re tougher than you should’ve ever needed to be.”
― Kate Aster, Romancing Christmas

“Twenty-five years,” he repeats. “That’s a long time to wake up with someone in the same bed, Allie. That’s a long time to have someone to eat dinner with every night. With you gone, I can understand why her heart needed to find someone else.”
― Kate Aster, More, Please