Dorothy Wiley > Quotes

“Listen to the wind—it talks. Listen to the silence—it understands. Listen to your heart—it knows.”
― Dorothy Wiley, Whispering Hills of Love

“Theirs was not only a love at first sight, it would be a love at last sight.”
― Dorothy Wiley, The Beauty of Love

“Even noble knights felt fear. But a brave man must choose whether fear will make him strong or weak. Armor or buckskin, a man is only as strong as the courage of his heart.”
― Dorothy Wiley, New Frontier of Love

“These mountains make me realize just how much beauty the good Lord has gifted us. If He’s given us all of those to enjoy,” she said gesturing to the tall peaks, “we must be quite special in His eyes.”
― Dorothy Wiley, The Beauty of Love

“Always be willing to fight for your neighbor, and kill for your brother.”
― Dorothy Wiley, Wilderness Trail of Love

“livin’ in heaven and a beautiful angel”
― Dorothy Wiley, Frontier Highlander Vow of Love

“All life involves what ifs. What ifs can smother your life in the dust of doubt.”
― Dorothy Wiley, New Frontier of Love

“The water ain’t goin’ to clear up ‘til you get the pigs outa the creek.”
― Dorothy Wiley, Land of Heroes

“Honorable men stand up for what is right and have the courage to do whatever is necessary to oppose wrong.”
― Dorothy Wiley, New Frontier of Love

“simple gesture carried so much significance to her. From her romantic novels, she knew the practice dated from chivalry when it was customary for a knight to bow to his mistress in a show of servitude. It meant he was offering himself to her wholeheartedly and without reservation, elevating her and giving her the choice to determine the future of their relationship. “Will you, would you, consider marrying me?”
― Dorothy Wiley, The Beauty of Love

“It was so bad it could quality as coffin varnish—the expression the locals used for bad coffee.”
― Dorothy Wiley, Frontier Highlander Vow of Love

“Even hale and hearty heroes grow old.”
― Dorothy Wiley, Land of Heroes

“himself. He figured we’d meet up with”
― Dorothy Wiley, Romancing the Wilderness