“Haven’t I proved to you yet that I don’t give a damn about your missing parts?”
―
RaeAnne Thayne,
Dancing in the Moonlight
“We are each of us angels with one wing. And we can only fly embracing each other.” —Luciano de Crescenzo” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Blackberry Summer
“He should have remembered that particular joy of small-town life before he moved back. Everywhere a guy turned, he stumbled over hot, steaming piles of history.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Christmas in Snowflake Canyon
“She didn’t want the kiss to end. It was magical, delicious, like a hundred dreams come true wrapped up in one heated embrace. With the snow fluttering down outside and the Christmas tree lights gleaming beside them, the moment seemed perfect. Better than she ever could have imagined.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Season of Wonder
“I needed the reminder that I’m still alive and the world still contains magic and wonder, like Christmas trees and kisses from beautiful women.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Season of Wonder
“You made good time from Portland.” In seconds, she shunted away the brief flicker of remembered heat from her gaze and became as coolly polite as her downstairs neighbor. “I was afraid you’d be ready to string me up if I didn’t hurry.” “I” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Daddy Makeover
“He wasn’t an introvert, as he loved his family and his few close friends like Ben Kilpatrick,” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Snow Angel Cove
“Here was one perfect example of why he preferred to work with computers and code. They did what was required of them. They didn’t cheat, didn’t betray, didn’t wake up one morning with a damned tumor that knocked them to their knees.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Snow Angel Cove
“It was an epitaph in an Irish cemetery and it just seems to fit perfectly. It says, ‘Death leaves a heartache difficult to heal. Love leaves sweet memories impossible to steal.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Sweet Laurel Falls
“Butterflies are symbols of hope. They land beside us, like sunbeams, and belong to us for a moment, but then they fly away. And while we wish they might have stayed longer to share their beauty, we feel blessed for having s-seen them.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Sweet Laurel Falls
“With every single fiber of her soul, she wanted to be With every single fiber of her soul, she wanted to be” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“Jake, anyway, and somehow that seemed far, far worse. The couldn’t” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“The moon was just starting to rise above the Tetons, shining” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“We’re all afraid, Olivia,” Henry answered, his voice quiet. “You can’t make it through life without it. The trick is figuring out that the thing you need is just on the other side of that fear. The only way you can reach it is by going right through the center of it.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
“The hardest part of being a parent is accepting that not every decision you made for your children benefited them as much as you hoped it would. You do your best and pray it’s enough to help them become decent, well-adjusted humans making a difference in the world.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Summer at the Cape
“She’d forgotten how dogs could reach in and grab hold of a person’s heart.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
“I never stopped loving you. Even with everything between us, some part of me always loved you.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Summer at the Cape
“don’t know how to navigate this,” she whispered. “Like anything hard in life. You breathe through it for one minute at a time. That becomes ten minutes, then twenty, then an hour. And before you know it, you’ve made it through another day, then a week, then a month. And if you’re lucky, very lucky, you have someone there to hold your hand and help you through.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Cliff House
“him? He deserves to be with the woman he loves. If you’ve never told him, don’t you think he deserves” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
“We are each of us angels with one wing. And we can only fly embracing each other.” —Luciano de Crescenzo” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Blackberry Summer
“He should have remembered that particular joy of small-town life before he moved back. Everywhere a guy turned, he stumbled over hot, steaming piles of history.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Christmas in Snowflake Canyon
“She didn’t want the kiss to end. It was magical, delicious, like a hundred dreams come true wrapped up in one heated embrace. With the snow fluttering down outside and the Christmas tree lights gleaming beside them, the moment seemed perfect. Better than she ever could have imagined.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Season of Wonder
“I needed the reminder that I’m still alive and the world still contains magic and wonder, like Christmas trees and kisses from beautiful women.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Season of Wonder
“You made good time from Portland.” In seconds, she shunted away the brief flicker of remembered heat from her gaze and became as coolly polite as her downstairs neighbor. “I was afraid you’d be ready to string me up if I didn’t hurry.” “I” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Daddy Makeover
“He wasn’t an introvert, as he loved his family and his few close friends like Ben Kilpatrick,” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Snow Angel Cove
“Here was one perfect example of why he preferred to work with computers and code. They did what was required of them. They didn’t cheat, didn’t betray, didn’t wake up one morning with a damned tumor that knocked them to their knees.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Snow Angel Cove
“It was an epitaph in an Irish cemetery and it just seems to fit perfectly. It says, ‘Death leaves a heartache difficult to heal. Love leaves sweet memories impossible to steal.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Sweet Laurel Falls
“Butterflies are symbols of hope. They land beside us, like sunbeams, and belong to us for a moment, but then they fly away. And while we wish they might have stayed longer to share their beauty, we feel blessed for having s-seen them.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Sweet Laurel Falls
“With every single fiber of her soul, she wanted to be With every single fiber of her soul, she wanted to be” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“Jake, anyway, and somehow that seemed far, far worse. The couldn’t” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“The moon was just starting to rise above the Tetons, shining” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Dancing in the Moonlight
“We’re all afraid, Olivia,” Henry answered, his voice quiet. “You can’t make it through life without it. The trick is figuring out that the thing you need is just on the other side of that fear. The only way you can reach it is by going right through the center of it.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
“The hardest part of being a parent is accepting that not every decision you made for your children benefited them as much as you hoped it would. You do your best and pray it’s enough to help them become decent, well-adjusted humans making a difference in the world.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Summer at the Cape
“She’d forgotten how dogs could reach in and grab hold of a person’s heart.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
“I never stopped loving you. Even with everything between us, some part of me always loved you.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, Summer at the Cape
“don’t know how to navigate this,” she whispered. “Like anything hard in life. You breathe through it for one minute at a time. That becomes ten minutes, then twenty, then an hour. And before you know it, you’ve made it through another day, then a week, then a month. And if you’re lucky, very lucky, you have someone there to hold your hand and help you through.” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Cliff House
“him? He deserves to be with the woman he loves. If you’ve never told him, don’t you think he deserves” ― RaeAnne Thayne, The Sea Glass Cottage
