Laura J.

“Georgie, you are a miracle. Clever without cruelty, kind without naïveté, beautiful without flaw. And I prayed nightly that you would be my miracle . .”
― Meredith Duran, What Happens Under the Mistletoe

“You’ve seen my scars. Do you want to see the rest?” She twisted in his arms so that she might see his expression. Solemn. Rather sad. “No, I don’t want to see more of your scars.” “Of course you don’t,” he said, hurried and pained. “Why would you? They’re no sight for a lady.” She put a finger to his lips. “I want to see more of you.”
― Genevieve Turner, Seduced in September

“His touch was soft, wet, and completely inappropriate. It was the most amazing thing she’d ever felt. Dear Lord in heaven, a mouth on her intimate parts. Whoever thought of this was a genius. It must have been a woman.”
― Alyson Chase, Bound by the Earl

“Imagine you find a book you’ve searched for for a long, long time. You want to rush through it, don’t you? Immerse yourself in it, consume it whole in one sitting. But you also want to make it last, sink into each page and let it absorb you whole. This is where you feel alive and you never want it to end, because you know that when it does you will be bereft, thrust out of that perfect place where you felt you belonged, where you were temporarily whole. You want to devour, but you also want to savour and that conflict is both torture and bliss. That is what a good kiss is.”
― Lara Temple, The Rake's Enticing Proposal