Elizabeth Hoyt Quote

Silence cleared her throat, fearful her voice would come out a croak. Is she asleep?He blinked as if he, too, were waking from a dream, and glanced down at Mary Darling. Aye, I’m a-thinkin’ she is—she’s stopped fussin’ at me.Silence felt a huge smile of relief spread over her face. She was fussing? Oh, how wonderful!He shot her a look, one eyebrow arching. Ye’ve taught the child to bully me, too, now?Oh, no, she said hastily, embarrassed. Did he really think she bullied him? What a silly notion!

Elizabeth Hoyt

Silence cleared her throat, fearful her voice would come out a croak. Is she asleep?He blinked as if he, too, were waking from a dream, and glanced down at Mary Darling. Aye, I’m a-thinkin’ she is—she’s stopped fussin’ at me.Silence felt a huge smile of relief spread over her face. She was fussing? Oh, how wonderful!He shot her a look, one eyebrow arching. Ye’ve taught the child to bully me, too, now?Oh, no, she said hastily, embarrassed. Did he really think she bullied him? What a silly notion!

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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.