Military Romance Quotes

“I hear my father's voice. "Political differences divided what used to be America into The Nationalist States and The Patriot States: Then Nats declared war on the Patriots. Why?"
Olmo answers in an overly enthusiastic tone. "Because they couldn't agree on the division of derritoryes!"
"Territories," corrects Dad.
"That, too," says Olmo cheerfully.”
― Mya Robarts, The V Girl: A Coming of Age Story

“Is it true that your last name is Goodend? Are you really a gay guy with the last name Goodend? Because if it is, man, that's like, totally freakin' awesome!”
― J.F. Smith, Latakia

“You speak Arabic? Tell him my name is Infidel Redeemed by Christ.”
― Lili Tufel, Sand

“Love was no delusion. You didn’t have to have your head in the clouds to believe in it. It wasn’t invalid because someone was hopelessly romantic, nor was negated because someone viewed the world with a more critical eye. Love was about being safe with someone, knowing you could count on them for anything. Big or small. Heavy. Or featherlight.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“The soldier exists in a private hell half deaf and half blinded by poisonous fumes. He is suspended on a thread over a void containing all the terrible ways there are to die and he thinks about all the things he’d always meant to do and had never got round to doing. Most men are a confusion of half truths and vanity, of something lost and never completed.”
― Clifford Thurlow, We Shall Pass

“Tease,” he rasped. His slow, dangerous smile promised payback. Kissing the chocolate from her lips, he unhooked her bra. “You’re not the only one in this family who’s an artist, you know. I was real good at finger painting. And don’t worry,” he said, drawing his chocolate-coated finger between her breasts and down her quivering stomach, “I clean up my messes, too.”
― Debbie Mason, Christmas in July

“You. Are. Mine.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“Luke sure flipped the script. But the movie still ended the same. And I didn't even get an orgasm out of this version.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“Fuck the mission, Madi. I need you.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“Fucking. Luke.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“If the choice is the mission or coming home to you, I’m coming home.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“I'm never going to get over you.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“I'll grovel every day of my fucking life.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“I don't think I can just be your friend.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“He kissed me like it was the last thing he’d ever do, the last time he ever would.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“She was an addiction, a drug I desperately needed to stay away from, but there was no rehab for Chloe Grant.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“This was too much. Too much of what I wanted, too much of what I knew I couldn’t have.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“Wanting you is never a problem. It's keeping you.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“Chloe Grant was the poison and the cure all at once.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“In my experience, men loved to help, even when they weren’t wanted.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misinformation

“But she was under my skin, in all meanings of the word. If I was honest, I really fucking liked her there.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misdirection

“I realized then that I’d do anything to hear that sound every day for the rest of my life. To be the one making her laugh like that.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misdirection

“One night and he’d already figured out exactly how to make me melt.”
― J.M. Leigh, Misdirection

“All the while, here we sit, lost souls—struggling to reach the light, to breathe fresh air again.”
― Genevieve L. Hughes, Their Angel

“PTSD is a battle fought in our quiet moments, but love is the force that breaks through that silence.”
― Dave Henderson

“Wait for me"
"Cross my heart”
― Shae Ruby, Cross My Heart

“You don’t get it, babe,” he said, still looking at the sky. “World War III already started.”
― Slava Pilotoff

“You don’t get it, babe,” he said, still looking at the sky. “World War III already started.” She propped herself up on one elbow, confused. Around them families picnicked, kids ran on the playground—what war? But Alex wasn’t kidding.”
― Slava Pilotoff, The Russian Gladiator: A Psychological Dystopian Thriller Set in Modern Russia

“People always think the best is still ahead.”
― Slava Pilotoff, The Russian Gladiator: A Psychological Dystopian Thriller Set in Modern Russia

“It’s because I’m tired,” I say weakly. “So fucking tired. Anger requires so much, I’d rather enjoy what little I have…and survive another day.” - Briar, Bulletproof”
― K.M. Moronova, Bulletproof