Choices Quote by Jodi Picoult

“She looked at him candidly, without coquetry and without fear. “I live only for you, Ross.” A breeze lifted the curtain at one of…

— Winston Graham

“When he pulled away, he looked into her eyes, then kissed her again, as if he needed one more sip. But then he needed…

— Melanie Dickerson

“His head moved down, his mouth taking hers in a kiss that held the passion of a thousand years as his body molded against…

— Anne Stuart

“I’ve been dying to know,” he said again, “how you taste.” Oh, hell. Her right hand grabbed the back of his head, and she…

— Cynthia Eden

“He kissed the salty tears from her cheeks, her jaw, her neck. And then he kissed her mouth, slowly at first, tasting her pain…

— Anne Stuart

“She was easy to talk to, easy to look at it . . . and when she smiled at him . . . well,…

— Shiloh Walker

“His mouth was soft and unhurried. Teasing, even. His tongue just brushed hers and making her tremble. She kissed back, tasting him, breathing him…

— Jessica Park

“The desire for her was a taste he had acquired with the first sip. What would become of him when he could no longer…

— Deana James

“He kissed her before he knew he would do it. Cupped her small head against his hand and bent to touch her lips with…

— Barbara Samuel

“He kissed her then. He had to kiss her, to try out every way he could move his mouth over hers—hard and soft, deep…

— Ruthie Knox

“He'd kissed her, and she'd been poleaxed, frozen in place, because his mouth had felt like coming home. The taste of him, the smell…

— Tara Janzen

“He continued holding her but slid her soft frame down his body until her lips were even with his. She wound her hands through…

— Abigail Sharpe