Stephanie Laurens Quote

He wanted her- all of her. Not just the physical her, but her devotion, her love, her heart- all the essential her, the tangible intangible of her being, her self. He wanted it all- and he wasn't going to be satisfied with anything less.He knew why he wanted her, too. Why she was different. But he wasn't going to think about that.She was his. He'd known it the instant he'd held her in his arms, that first evening with the storm lowering about them. She'd fitted- and he'd known, instinctively, immediately, at some level deeper than his bones. He hadn't come by his name by accident; he had a gift for recognizing what scent was on the breeze. An instinctive hunter, he responded to shifts in the mood, the atmosphere, taking advantage of whatever current was flowing without a conscious thought.He'd known from the first just what was in the wind- known from the instant he'd held Patience Debbington in his arms.

Stephanie Laurens

He wanted her- all of her. Not just the physical her, but her devotion, her love, her heart- all the essential her, the tangible intangible of her being, her self. He wanted it all- and he wasn't going to be satisfied with anything less.He knew why he wanted her, too. Why she was different. But he wasn't going to think about that.She was his. He'd known it the instant he'd held her in his arms, that first evening with the storm lowering about them. She'd fitted- and he'd known, instinctively, immediately, at some level deeper than his bones. He hadn't come by his name by accident; he had a gift for recognizing what scent was on the breeze. An instinctive hunter, he responded to shifts in the mood, the atmosphere, taking advantage of whatever current was flowing without a conscious thought.He'd known from the first just what was in the wind- known from the instant he'd held Patience Debbington in his arms.

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About Stephanie Laurens

Stephanie Laurens (born in Ceylon, now Sri Lanka), is a best-selling Australian author of romance novels.