Love Quotes
What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Those little gestures were so important – someone pouring you a drink before you’d got around to asking for one, running you a bath because you looked tired, or opening your umbrella before you even thought of doing it yourself.
FourPlay by Jane Moore
There are just those times when you give me that look and no one else may see it but when you look at me that way my heart just melts and I know you’re the one.
Kate Tierny
The ones we love never really leave us. We can always find them here in our hearts.
Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban by JK Rowling
She lies awake in her warm, cozy bed unable to sleep cuz he’s still in her head. It plays out like a movie, thoughts of him, rerunning over and over again. She aches everywhere for his touch to her skin. She closes her eyes. Her breaths are getting faster as she thrashes about. It brings her release. She whispers his name as she drifts off to sleep.
Imaginary Lover by Sandra Chastain
People say they ‘find’ love as if it were an object hidden by a rock, but love takes many forms, and it is never the same for any man and woman. What people find then is a certain love.
The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom
People can call it passion, or lust, or obsession. I don’t really care. When I’m with him it’s the only time I feel completely alive. If you’ve never felt the power of that then I feel sorry for you.
The A-List by Zoey Dean
Maybe it wasn’t so wrong after all. If you didn’t let a man mean too much you wouldn’t be too hurt when he went away. But that didn’t mean you had to stop living, too. Even if you didn’t jump off a cliff there were other ways to end your life.
Lovers and Dreams by Nora Roberts
Maybe it was always true that someone had more power in any relationship and the person who had less power would always feel a little insecure, a little frayed around the edges.
Tainted Love by Melody Mayer
Is there a law somewhere that states you can’t fall in love until a reasonable, rational period of time has passed during which the parties will socialize, communicate, and, if possible, engaged in sexual intercourse in order to assure compatibility? If there is, and it worked, explain the divorce rate.
Midnight Bayou by Nora Roberts
In movies, there are always misunderstandings before the hero and heroine get together. He seems like he hates her, she thinks she hates him, he maybe courts her a little, they connect for a minute, then she misunderstands something and hates him again for most of the movie despite various appealing things he does to try to win her. Or it’s the other way around – he seems like he hates her because he misunderstands something she did and then it turns out they were wrong. They love each other madly. And that’s the end.
The Boyfriend List by E. Lockhart
I’m just scared. Nobody’s ever looked at me the way you just did.
Gossip Girl by Cecily von Ziegesar
I’d say my biggest fear is that this thing with Michael is about sex, that this is really just sexual attraction and nothing more. And fine, you know, because that can be fun, too, but if I’m worried it’s all about sex I guess what I’m really worried about is that for me it only partially has to do with sex, that for me it’s about caring for him. So why risk giving into that just to have him leave me?
Girls’ Poker Night by Jill A. Davis