“Waiting for my heart to trip over itself like it always did when she was near.”
―
Maggie Dallen,
A Shot with Prince Charming
“In case no one else told you,” he said in that soft, low drawl of his. “You look really beautiful tonight.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“I am a marquess, you know, not a gardener. Other people don’t give a man of my stature errands to complete.” ― Maggie Dallen, A Duke for Miss Daisy
“Just because you do not always fit in does not mean you are lesser,” he continued. “Being different is not a flaw, but an asset.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Darling Debutante
“Every new book is a chance to live another life, experience new emotions.” ― Maggie Dallen, Audible Love
“I stared at the photo for much longer than necessary. Not because I was jealous or anything. I wasn’t. I hated that cliché where every nerdy girl was instantly in love with her hot best friend, because…why? He was there? Didn’t make sense. Plus, it was pathetic.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“Tony, like every other hot guy in the universe, didn’t even know I existed.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“I liked being comfortable, and that usually meant oversized T-shirts and frizzy curls scraped back into a ponytail.” ― Maggie Dallen, Briarwood High: Books One to Three
“He wanted that joy to be her norm, not the suspicion and wariness with which she seemed to regard the world.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“Celia Kennedy.” ― Maggie Dallen, Only One Boy
“She’d been cursed with all the worst traits a young lady could possess. Insatiable curiosity, impulsive manners, and an unfailing ability to put her foot in it.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Darling Debutante
“The sound of voices distract me from our staring contest and I glance around us for the first time. We’re standing just outside the doorway to the kitchen and a young guy with dark hair from the catering company carries a tray as he walks past us with a wary look. “Everything all right out here?” he asks, his gaze darting to Vincent before giving me a look that says, blink twice if you need my help. I smile. “We’re great,” I say, the words all chirpy and chipper despite my anger.” ― Maggie Dallen, One Little Lie
“It made him want to pull her into his arms and tell her all that she was worth, give her everything that she deserved.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“In that sense, they were the same. Each so determined not to repeat their parents’ mistakes.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“The man was as interesting as toast. As quick to smile as he was to laugh. Which was to say, not quick at all.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Wayward Wallflower
“We may or may not have beheaded them for the sake of a Halloween prank. I admit” ― Maggie Dallen, Kissing the Enemy Series #1-3
“We may or may not have beheaded them for the sake of a Halloween prank. I admit nothing.” ― Maggie Dallen, Kissing the Enemy Series #1-3
“On the shelf. Madeline could vividly recall the image that phrase had conjured when she’d been young. She’d imagined a little old lady being perched on the kitchen cupboard beside the flour and the sugar, left there until needed.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“Your eyes met over a calculator and it was love at first sight?” ― Maggie Dallen, The Holiday Kiss
“In case no one else told you,” he said in that soft, low drawl of his. “You look really beautiful tonight.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“I am a marquess, you know, not a gardener. Other people don’t give a man of my stature errands to complete.” ― Maggie Dallen, A Duke for Miss Daisy
“Just because you do not always fit in does not mean you are lesser,” he continued. “Being different is not a flaw, but an asset.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Darling Debutante
“Every new book is a chance to live another life, experience new emotions.” ― Maggie Dallen, Audible Love
“I stared at the photo for much longer than necessary. Not because I was jealous or anything. I wasn’t. I hated that cliché where every nerdy girl was instantly in love with her hot best friend, because…why? He was there? Didn’t make sense. Plus, it was pathetic.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“Tony, like every other hot guy in the universe, didn’t even know I existed.” ― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher
“I liked being comfortable, and that usually meant oversized T-shirts and frizzy curls scraped back into a ponytail.” ― Maggie Dallen, Briarwood High: Books One to Three
“He wanted that joy to be her norm, not the suspicion and wariness with which she seemed to regard the world.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“Celia Kennedy.” ― Maggie Dallen, Only One Boy
“She’d been cursed with all the worst traits a young lady could possess. Insatiable curiosity, impulsive manners, and an unfailing ability to put her foot in it.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Darling Debutante
“The sound of voices distract me from our staring contest and I glance around us for the first time. We’re standing just outside the doorway to the kitchen and a young guy with dark hair from the catering company carries a tray as he walks past us with a wary look. “Everything all right out here?” he asks, his gaze darting to Vincent before giving me a look that says, blink twice if you need my help. I smile. “We’re great,” I say, the words all chirpy and chipper despite my anger.” ― Maggie Dallen, One Little Lie
“It made him want to pull her into his arms and tell her all that she was worth, give her everything that she deserved.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“In that sense, they were the same. Each so determined not to repeat their parents’ mistakes.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“The man was as interesting as toast. As quick to smile as he was to laugh. Which was to say, not quick at all.” ― Maggie Dallen, The Duke's Wayward Wallflower
“We may or may not have beheaded them for the sake of a Halloween prank. I admit” ― Maggie Dallen, Kissing the Enemy Series #1-3
“We may or may not have beheaded them for the sake of a Halloween prank. I admit nothing.” ― Maggie Dallen, Kissing the Enemy Series #1-3
“On the shelf. Madeline could vividly recall the image that phrase had conjured when she’d been young. She’d imagined a little old lady being perched on the kitchen cupboard beside the flour and the sugar, left there until needed.” ― Maggie Dallen, The School of Charm: Books 1-5
“Your eyes met over a calculator and it was love at first sight?” ― Maggie Dallen, The Holiday Kiss
