Elizabeth Hoyt Quote

She knelt in the mud and tried to pull the cord from his neck, but it had been tied terribly tight and her hands were trembling.She felt the duke crouch behind her, his arms reaching around her, warm and hard, and felt a moment's confusion before he leaned forward and murmured in her ear, Here.He placed her opened chatelaine knife in her hands.She took it gratefully. Thank you.Carefully she cut the cord and picked up the little dog, his body warm and rather smelly in her arms.The terrier immediately began licking her chin.Bridget inhaled on a sob, even as she felt the brush of the duke's tongue at the corner of her eye. Your tears taste like salvation. His voice was deep, resonating against her back, and he almost sounded puzzled.

Elizabeth Hoyt

She knelt in the mud and tried to pull the cord from his neck, but it had been tied terribly tight and her hands were trembling.She felt the duke crouch behind her, his arms reaching around her, warm and hard, and felt a moment's confusion before he leaned forward and murmured in her ear, Here.He placed her opened chatelaine knife in her hands.She took it gratefully. Thank you.Carefully she cut the cord and picked up the little dog, his body warm and rather smelly in her arms.The terrier immediately began licking her chin.Bridget inhaled on a sob, even as she felt the brush of the duke's tongue at the corner of her eye. Your tears taste like salvation. His voice was deep, resonating against her back, and he almost sounded puzzled.

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About Elizabeth Hoyt

Elizabeth Hoyt is the pen name of Nancy M. Finney. Hoyt is a New York Times bestselling author of historical romance. She also writes contemporary romance under the name Julia Harper. She lives in central Illinois with her husband and two children.