Nora Roberts Quotes

Hi,Grandpa."
He Reddened At That And Struggled With The Pleasure The Title Gave Him. "So You Decided To Give Me A Moment Of Your Time."
"I Felt Duty Bound To Pay My Respects To The Newest MacGregor First."
As If On Cue,Justin Strode Over To Arrange Mac In The Crook Of Daniel's Arm. Gennie Watched The Fierce Giant Turn Into A Marshmellow. "There's A Laddie," He Crooned, Holding Out His Glass To Shelby,then Chucking The Baby Under The Chin. When The Baby Grabbed His Thick Finger,he Preened Like A Rooster. "Strong As An Ox." He Grinned Foolishly At The Room In General, Then Zeroed In On Grant. "Well, Campbell, So You've Come. You See Here," He Began, Jiggling The Baby, "why The MacGregor's Could Never Be Conquered. Strong Stock."
"Good Blood," Serena Murmured, Taking The Baby From The Proud Grandfather.

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