Sherry Thomas

“It doesn’t matter where I am; I’m yours.”

— Sherry Thomas

“You can live forever for me.”

— Sherry Thomas

And the brave make their own fortune!

— Sherry Thomas

Never mind what a man says; watch what he does.

— Sherry Thomas

Better be unromantic than thoroughly used and still poor.

— Sherry Thomas

“To the beginning of the rest of our lives. —Leo”

— Sherry Thomas

“Friendship is untenable for people in our position.”

— Sherry Thomas

“I live for you, and you alone.”

— Sherry Thomas

“I always think I cannot love you more if I tried, but I always do.”

— Sherry Thomas

“I try not to expect people to be who I wish them to be, rather than who they are.”

— Sherry Thomas

“I like money very well. It is the means to independence and authority.”

— Sherry Thomas

“The success of my rule does not rely on my ability to recite obscure Latin verse.”

— Sherry Thomas

“And then Sherlock Holmes had turned out to be a woman with loose morals and no remorse.”

— Sherry Thomas

“A reflection of their story: imperfect, but to him the most beautiful of stories.”

— Sherry Thomas

“But sometimes the males of the species brought home shiny, beautiful things, with hope burning in their hearts.”

— Sherry Thomas

“a drunk did not expect the bottle to love him back,and she only wished to drink him in whenever she could.”

— Sherry Thomas

“They all three threw up shields at the same time, Titus for Iolanthe, Iolanthe for Titus, and Lady Wintervale for them both.”

— Sherry Thomas

“He’d gone into their marriage determined that she would never be alone again. In the end, she’d made him as alone in…

— Sherry Thomas

“That was how he would go on tormenting her, after his physical departure from her life. A baroque plan, byzantine even, a…

— Sherry Thomas

“You overestimate the courage of those in power. They are often more interested in holding on to that power than in doing…

— Sherry Thomas

“Rain came down in sheets. It had been a miserable spring. Already he despaired of ever again walking under an unclouded sky.”

— Sherry Thomas

“They say that when an elemental mage called forth flame, she stole a little from every fire in the world. That would…

— Sherry Thomas

“He took a strand of hair that had fallen loose from her chignon between his fingers. The gesture shocked her, not because…

— Sherry Thomas

“Trust ran both ways. How could he ask her to trust him when he hardly trusted her? He would trust her, in…

— Sherry Thomas

“He was a god above her, powerful, beautiful, larger than life. The light brought out the latent gold of his hair. The…

— Sherry Thomas

“And in the depth of her eyes were all these years—seasons they’d known, paths they’d trod. Slowly he entered her again. Everything…

— Sherry Thomas

“A child's voice, as clear and bright as the Angel's clarion, rose with the notes of the Adamantine aria, "For what is…

— Sherry Thomas

“Outwardly, other than her hair, she had not changed much. She was still more or less the same cool, aloof woman who…

— Sherry Thomas

“What is withdrawal?" "Let's see, since you know your scripture so well, was that Onan? Yes, that bugger. What he did." "Spilling…

— Sherry Thomas

“It was a few minutes before Helena could stop panting. She dared not read any further, or she’d crash through the connecting…

— Sherry Thomas

“He climbed into bed himself and kissed his way up her legs. Instincts she didn’t even know she possessed made her clench…

— Sherry Thomas

“Dear Bryony, There are many things I wish I had time to tell you, so I will say just this: These past…

— Sherry Thomas

“Amazing what a man thought of, looking at a fully clothed woman who did nothing more provocative than sipping her tea while…

— Sherry Thomas

“I despaired for a while during the rail journey-how did one deal with such ingrained cowardice? Then I realized that there is…

— Sherry Thomas

“«She sat at the bow of a pleasure craft a stone's throw away, under the shade of a white parasol, a diligent…

— Sherry Thomas

“Her hand reached up and took a strand of his hair between her fingers. “Simple as that.” She gently pulled on that…

— Sherry Thomas

“The next minute he realized what had happened to him, but not before she’d caught him staring. For a decade, I was…

— Sherry Thomas

“Hastings sat down and braced his arm along the back of the chaise, quite effectively letting it be known he did not…

— Sherry Thomas

“Mr. Robbins let slip that he had not been sleeping well. He’d given up his room at the lodging house to a…

— Sherry Thomas

“That’s what Papa counting on, no doubt. But romantic love is . . .I don’t wish to say that romantic love itself…

— Sherry Thomas