Romantic Novels Quotes

“Why is it that when one is enjoying, say, a piece of music, or a beautiful summer evening, or a conversation with a sympathetic companion, the occasion seems rather a hint at an infinite felicity existent elsewhere than a real felicity actually being experienced?”
― Ivan Turgenev, Fathers and Sons

“And I imagined this, his hug, his body, him, being my safe-heaven. My normal. My bad days, my good days. My every day...”
― Elena Armas

“True love is loving yourself thoroughly so that you can love another unconditionally.”
― Elize Amornette, The Private Emotions Trilogy Romance Novels

“I rock in his arms under the stars and the blanket of night air, unwilling or unable to tear myself away.”
― Lisa Daily, Single-Minded

“Sometimes it’s good to be a tourist. It slows you down. It makes you value the little things. It makes you take pictures and forces you to remember.”
― Corey M.P., High

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“I do not have wounded eyes.” She paused, leaning close. “And by the way, what in the blazes is a wounded eye?”
He stuck up two fingers. “The pair of them.”
“Well, it’s silly,” she said on a furious whisper. “Unless one’s received a facer, eyes cannot be wounded. That is the kind of drip and drivel in those silly romantic novels.”
― Christi Caldwell, To Tempt a Scoundrel