Mary Balogh Quotes

By The Time She Had Finished, Her Hand Was In Elizabeth's Firm Clasp Again. Her Touch Was Strangely Comforting - A Woman's Touch Signifying A Woman's Sympathy. Elizabeth Would Understand What It Would Be Like To Be A Captive, To Have One's Freedom Taken Away, And Then, As A Final Indignity, To Have One's Very Body Invaded And Used For The Pleasure Of One's Captor. Another Woman Would Understand The Monumental Inner Battle That Had
had To Be Waged Every Single Day And Night To Cling To That Something At The Core Of Herself That Was Herself, That Gave Her Identity And Dignity. That Something That Even A Rapist - Even, Perhaps, A Murderer - Could Not Take Away From Her.

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