“Love made room for conflict. It allowed for the expression of more than one view and invited the paradox that disagreement was vital to harmony. Love required accepting and meant changing oneself rather than demanding change of others.” — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“There aren't any dancing girls in Bitter Springs," Finn said. "Leastways not he kind that kick their legs so high in the air you… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“It is necessary to know that Cole is a neat-freak. They are both exhausted after a medical situation happens in the story. This is… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“Finally, Jane found disappointment. It was there, deep and abiding, squeezing her heart more than just a little. Discovery, she knew, was better when… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“You can let your breath out," she said, moving around to the side of the tub. She gave him the bottle again. "here, have… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“Griffin’s narrow, crooked smile held a hint of derision. “You are a romantic, then.” “No. Not at all. But I hold out hope that… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“It was not enough now, but when she stepped back into the bedroom and saw that Morgan had not returned to say good night,… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“Guarding one’s thoughts always presented fewer challenges than guarding one’s emotions.” — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“she counted it as a blessing that she was familiar making peace with disappointment.” — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“She hesitated. “I’m not sure I understand.” “Don’t you?” he asked. “You changed my heart, Rachel.” She felt her throat constrict, making any reply… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“Love made room for conflict. It allowed for the expression of more than one view and invited the paradox that disagreement was vital to… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
“I'm not that squeamish, Mr. Stone." "Ethan," he said. "I'm naked. I'm in a tub. You're wearing my nightshirt. You've already slept in my… — Jo Goodman Copy Share Image
