Beth Mitchell

“... I've always found a lot of truth in romantic fiction. What's wrong with expecting a man to treat a woman well? To share excellent conversations? To have similar like - even unusual ones? To experience mutual respect and humor? What do these kinds of things seem more frequent in popular novels and Hallmark movies than in real life? Is it wrong to wait for a relationship like that?"

Authentically, Izzy”
― Pepper Basham, Authentically, Izzy

“God is the lover of your soul, Evangeline. He woos you every single day of your life, wanting you to fall in love with Him over and over again the way He loves you. He calls you beautiful, beloved, and lavishes you with more tenderness and affection than a groom does a bride on their wedding day. And nothing can change that. Not an autoimmune disorder or physical changes in appearance. Certainly not hair loss. He loved you from the beginning, and He’ll love you for all time.”
― Sarah Monzon, An Overdue Match (Checking Out Love Book #1):

“Real life is filled with enough sad endings. I stick to the happy ones when I have the chance to read.”
― Pepper Basham, Jane by the Book

“You've gotta work through that stuff. You've gotta get good at forgiving. 'Cause believe me, brother, you'll be the one needing it next time, and you'd better hope she's better at it than you are.”
― Denise Hunter, Love, Unscripted