“Marion's town slogan was "Where Main Street Meets Mountain." That was one of the reasons she'd loved the town, with the nearby woods, its colorful shops, and the feeling that time hadn't touched it the way it had the cities.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“It was on my twenty-sixth birthday that it finally hit me: Love was bullshit. There was no happily ever after.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“Sunlight streamed through the room, clinging to him like it wanted him as much as she did.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“Hey, Kelsey." He squinted at her. "I knew the water in Charlotte was a problem, but I didn't know it made hair turn purple,"… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“She needed a break from worrying about what to say and how to act every second of the day.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“It’s just, sometimes lies look so much like the truth. And when you can’t tell between the two, how do you know which one… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“Look, I know you’re a guy—” “Damn straight.” “And there’s some man rule that you’ve got to be all macho—” “Rule number three, actually.”… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“I could feel the threads forming, from my heart to his. Threads that would become strings, until I was all wrapped up in him… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“There was something about the smallest gestures with him that made me feel like a teenager again. I told myself to just enjoy it.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“Nate wrapped his arms around her, holding her close. "Let's get you back and I'll build you a fire." She liked the way he… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“A pair of great heels was much more satisfying than a man. They lasted longer, and better yet, they didn’t leave me for someone… — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“It was such a light, freeing feeling to not base her life on someone else’s opinion of her.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
“In all fairness, darlin’, I should probably warn you that this ain’t my first rodeo.” — Cindi Madsen Copy Share Image
