Understanding someone, and loving him despite that…

“Ham or roast beef?” he asked. “Yes,” she said, stretching. He hesitated, then smiled crookedly. “You are a dreamer if you think you get…

— Elizabeth Lowell

“t's okay to let yourself go, as long as you can get yourself back. -”

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Can we take my car?" she asked. He turned and looked at her, surprised. "This will all fit in mine." "I have more gear…

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Aren’t you going to ask me what kind of boat I own?” he asked. “Sure. What kind of boat do you own?” “A sailboat.”…

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Then he asked angrily, “Instead of teasing me, why the hell didn’t you tell me you had a famous, jealous maniac for a lover?…

— Elizabeth Lowell

“turning as it looked for prey. Though the bird’s shadow whipped over her face,”

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Cat worked tirelessly, absorbed in the subtle changes of light and texture and composition. She darted around Travis like a fire, taking photos of…

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Too bad, how sad, life's a bitch and then you die.”

— Elizabeth Lowell

“I didn't know how cold I was,” she admitted after a time. “You mean that interesting shade of blue isn't lipstick?”

— Elizabeth Lowell

“Beyond Stone Ring Keep’s high walls, the wind wailed of coming winter. Ariane didn’t hear the mournful cry. She heard nothing but echoes”

— Elizabeth Lowell

“A woman of intense feeling, head thrown back, hair wild, lips open upon a cry of unbelievable pleasure. The enchanted. A warrior both disciplined…

— Elizabeth Lowell

How long can a man live on the outside before he loses his ability to love? How long before there's no more hope?

— Elizabeth Lowell

Love is itself an expression of strength.

— Elizabeth Lowell

Poignant, earthy, intensely human, Letters From A Stranger is a love story that is as unusual and courageous as its characters.

— Elizabeth Lowell

“For the last three days I've seen you at dawn,” he said against Cat's hair, "stealing down your stairs like a shadow. You're all…

— Elizabeth Lowell