Nora Roberts Quotes about War

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You got used to running things on your own. What could he do about it when he's in Iraq and the car breaks down in Kansas? Beckett gave her a long, quiet look. I'm not in Iraq. No, and it has to be said, I'm not in

You got used to running things on your own." "What could he do about it when he's in Iraq and the car breaks down in Kansas?" Beckett gave her a long, quiet look. "I'm not in Iraq." "No, and it has to be said, I'm not in Kansas anymore." She lifted her hands, then let them fall. "It's not that I've forgotten how to be a couple, but that my experience in being part of one is different from yours. Maybe from most people's. And I've been on my own a long time." "Now you're not. I'm not fighting a war, and I'm right here." Needed to be here, he realized, with her.

Nora Roberts

Running, Couple, War

He looked around when he heard a window-rattling roar. "Earthquake? Volcano? Nuclear war?" "Beaver," Peter told him. "I don't care if it is Alaska, you don't have beavers big enough to sound like that.

Nora Roberts

War, Alaska, Volcanoes

Nora Roberts (2004). “Northern Lights”, p.45, Penguin