Elizabeth Miller > Quotes

“I grip Colin harder, kissing him longer, unwilling to let him go. This is what I want; this is what I’ve wanted since his damn phone interrupted us this morning, his mouth, his body claiming mine. I’m on fire, every muscle in my body attuned to his, my groin clenching with delicious need. When the voices grow louder his hold loosens.
“Don’t stop, please,” I beg into his mouth. Diving into me once more his tongue slays me, erases every thought of the outside world until the passion has left us breathless and we have to break away if only to live. His forehead presses to mine as we gasp together, the cold air barely cooling the heat raging between us.
-Midnight, A McKenna Chronicle”
― Elizabeth Miller, Midnight

“If Faith will have me, I’d try for her. I’ll figure out a way to make this more than tonight.”
― Elizabeth Miller, Only Tonight

“Granddad said this would happen when the girl of my dreams walked into my life and I’d do anything to keep her in mine. Well shit. This changes everything.”
― Elizabeth Miller, Only Tonight

“That and her smile, which is brighter than any sunrise I’ve ever seen, is enough for me to lie down at her feet and beg. I’ll plead for anything; talk to me, sing to me, touch me, fuck me. I'll take everything or anything. Throw me a bone.”
― Elizabeth Miller, Only Tonight

“I can say after now spending this last stretch of time in Afghanistan surrounded by sand and dry air is that I cannot wait to freeze my ass off when I finally go back home to Pleasant Point, Maine.”
― Elizabeth Miller, Steel Rain: A Military Romance Collection

“I had great examples of how to face adversity and come out the other side smiling. My parents taught me resilience, but they did so with kindness and love. They let me see the bad in the world, but only to show me how to find the good hidden within the bad, even in the darkest times.”
― Elizabeth Miller, Steel Rain: A Military Romance Collection

“Pie,” Maggie said, pulling one of the mugs closer to her. “Lots of pie. Just bring the whole pie and a spoon. I’m not sure what he’s having.” “A spoon to share the pie.” “You better get your own pie, John Cormick. You can’t have any of mine.” “Fine,”
― Elizabeth Miller, Steel Rain: A Military Romance Collection