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“Jenn’s breath shortened into sharp puffs, and her heart pumped so fast it could keep the beat with an ABBA song. Her watch pinged to congratulate her on achieving her maximum target heart rate, yet she was standing still.”
― Pickled in Love
― Pickled in Love
“The map of St. John’s stood in great juxtaposition to other capital cities. Where most metropolitan areas used east to west and north to south in an organized grid pattern, the map of St. John’s looked like an angry child designed it with a crayon, making it impossible to get around at times.”
― Operation Betrayed
― Operation Betrayed
“The point was to make them, not to hang onto them forever. I’m sure they’re being greatly enjoyed and employed by someone.”
“A very sensible philosophy,” Simon acknowledged. “Enjoy them for what they are and then let them go.”
― Home for Christmas: A Collection of Newfoundland & Labrador Romances
“A very sensible philosophy,” Simon acknowledged. “Enjoy them for what they are and then let them go.”
― Home for Christmas: A Collection of Newfoundland & Labrador Romances
“Well, everyone talks about what a small town St. John’s is and that’s true, but what it really means is that we can all find connections in common, not that we all actually know each other personally.”
― Home for Christmas: A Collection of Newfoundland & Labrador Romances
― Home for Christmas: A Collection of Newfoundland & Labrador Romances
“My track record is terrible. It’s like I keep getting pickled in love.”
“Translation for us non-pickleball players?” asked Maggie.
“In pickleball, when you beat somebody eleven to zero, you’ve pickled them. And that’s what it feels like for me these days when it comes to love. Starts with sizzle and ends with a fizzle. Eleven to zero.”
― Pickled in Love
“Translation for us non-pickleball players?” asked Maggie.
“In pickleball, when you beat somebody eleven to zero, you’ve pickled them. And that’s what it feels like for me these days when it comes to love. Starts with sizzle and ends with a fizzle. Eleven to zero.”
― Pickled in Love
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