Historical-romance Quote by Elizabeth Boyle

“She started to rise, for she feared Dash might become angry, lose his temper as he had before with Finn, but this Dash, this…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“That did it. With his masculine pride completely trampled beneath her sturdy and practical heel, Jack made a vow. The moment this ends, I…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“He said someday I would come home and regret ever leaving." She murmured something, perhaps her own remembrance of a place lost. "Do you?"…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“Don't you think Lady Standon deserves a man who sets her heart afire? Don't you deserve the same?" She leaned forward and poked him…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“Hollindrake once wrote to me that the men who fight for a cause, a noble one, have more honor than any mere gentleman. –…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“Sometimes there is naught you can do for a man, save stand quietly beside him and believe. (Advice to Felicity Langley from her Nanny…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“She liked to scatter hope," Minerva said, taking his offering. "Pardon?" "Snowdrops. They represent hope. The first flowers in the spring. Hope for a…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“Enough, Aunt Josephine," Jack said, cutting her off, ignoring the stubborn light in her eyes. Oh, she was a Tremont all right, and one…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“There are things a man can’t undo, that a man can’t disavow. But time has a way of making one see what is important,…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“The storm has passed." He nodded toward the clearing skies. "The stars have come out." He paused and gazed upward. "I miss them when…

— Elizabeth Boyle

“Never hide your light, for how else is a man to notice you? Your spark, your fire, is your most cherished possession.”

— Elizabeth Boyle

“A ‘few chits’? Good God, man, I’ve never faced such odds,” the captain admitted. “The French have the decency to shoot at you.” Lord”

— Elizabeth Boyle