“The city gate opened when she and Harper reached the causeway. Her mind barely registered the new walls and the number of soldiers lining the ramparts who were cheering them. Oh, don’t, she wanted to tell them. We have lost… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“Oh, dear, she thought, this is probably more democracy than an Englishman can stand.” — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“That was laughter-a natural eruption of good humor that occurs when people are amused.” — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“You’re a rare one, Miss Hampton,” was all he said. “Too bad you will not last.” He talks as though he has murdered and… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“It takes a little practice, I think, for most females.” “No, Jess, I’m a woman,” she said. “Females are medical.” He laughed. “So right,… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“The city gate opened when she and Harper reached the causeway. Her mind barely registered the new walls and the number of soldiers lining… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“[S]omeone else is breathing in here besides me, and I don’t think Tim the cowman dabs . . . lily of the valley, is… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“Oh, well, she decided as her eyes began to close, it is better to love foolishly than to hate bitterly. I hope I am… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“I know better than most men that she is a conglomerate of skin, blood, tissue, bones, muscles and nerves, but only look how nicely… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image
“The woman opened her eyes. “I can’t feel my feet.” Panic filled her voice now. “Just hold on, Mrs. Mason,” he told her, touched… — Carla Kelly Copy Share Image