Nora Roberts Quote Novels & Stories

Clasping her cup in both hands, Nora looks at it affectionately. “Glad I could do something right.” “You do lots of things right. That’s why I’m so glad to have you back. Wish it were under better circumstances, but you can’t say I didn’t warn you.” They talked over the weekend so she would know to expect her back at the office, and she spilled her guts to her more fully than Monica did with Claire. Nora knows everything. “You did. I’m sorry I didn’t listen,” Monica admits. “I’m not. It sucks, I know it does, but what’s that saying . . . it’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all?” “Right now, I disagree vehemently with that and would gladly tear Tennyson a new one fo

, she replied. The woman, apparently unfazed by Mr. Samuels's demeanor, extended her hand towards me with a gracious smile. "And who might this be?" she inquired, her gaze lingering on me with a hint of curiosity. I offered a polite smile in return, though I couldn't shake the feeling of unease that settled over me in Nora's presence. "I'm Sara," I replied evenly, careful to maintain a neutral expression. "Pleased to meet you." Nora's smile widened at my response, though there was a calculating glint in her eyes that didn't escape my notice. "Sara, how lovely," she remarked, her tone dripping with faux sweetness. "I'm Nora Roberts, a friend of Zack's."

“You have to keep in mind that you will not win every time, Emerald. There would be a time that your boldness will bring you into worse situations. Mark my word, your fall will be sooner.” I was stunned by what Nora had told me about. This made me turn to her, but then she left already. Her words left me dumbfounded and at the same time, it makes me wonder about the meaning behind this.

My heart stopped. “Nora is a good woman,” Caleb said, his voice dripping with fake kindness. “But let’s be honest… she’s a burden. She’s useless in a boardroom. She doesn’t know a stock from a sock. If I hadn’t taken her in, she’d be begging on the street right now. She’s the anchor that keeps me grounded — mostly because she’s too heavy to lift!” The room erupted in laughter. It was a cruel, jagged sound. I looked at Tara, hoping for even a flicker of sympathy. Instead, she rolled her eyes and leaned toward the microphone.

Thea said ominously. Nora stepped back until her back was against a large tree. "Thea, believe me, I really didn't harm Robert. I wasn't familiar with him and had no motive to harm him." Thea took out a photo from her pocket and threw it to Nora, saying, "Take a look at this, are you really not familiar with him?"

Anyone in my state would behave abnormally. “Well, you certainly didn’t sleep very long,” Nora declared as I entered the kitchen. The smile on her face made her light up in a way that made her inner beauty shine. It was something that I’d never noticed before. “I expected you to be in bed at least until late afternoon.” “I need to go over those tapes,” I grumbled as I poured myself a cup of freshly brewed coffee. Looking at Anton, I nodded. “I see you’ve met Anton.”

Nora said putting another spoon of rice in her mouth, "I don't blame you,let me guess you feel since I have all this money I should have people doing certain things for me right?" Dominco asked her , "Weh Nuh whealy!" Nora said with food in her mouth,she had to keep quiet and swallow it before she continued, "I always just thought you wouldn't have time to do them that's all" She said staring at Dominco,he saw the sincerity in her eyes and smiled, "Come on, eat up,I need you fat before we leave here tomorrow!"

LAYLA ERLOD "Because this is my second World!' Nora yelled at me, making me stop. "I understand that you hate me but do you have to come up with such a ridiculous idea?" I scoffed at not expecting such stupid and senseless answer from her because apparently it doesn't make even the slightest sense. "You see? You too think that I'm crazy but I can prove to you that I'm not crazy" The more Nora sounded the more excited she became. "Fine, I'm waiting for you to make me believe you" I waved my hand carelessly knowing that there is no way she will believe me.

“Which is more than I can say for the people who have loved me the longest.” Her mother looked at her. The words had landed, she could see them landing, the slight shift in her mother’s face, the thing that moved behind her eyes. “Nora ” “I am not angry,” Nora said. “I want to be clear about that. I am not standing here with thirty years of grievance. I am standing here telling you that I am fine. That I have more ground beneath my feet right now than I have had in my entire life. And I need you to trust that even if you cannot fully see it.” She paused. “Can you do that?”

The worry in her eyes grew heavier, and her tears appeared whenever she looked at me. It felt as if she wanted to make up for everything she had done. She stayed by my side and handled everything herself. I would have been moved in the past. It was different now. I thought everything she did was meaningless. As she fixed the sheets, I whispered, “You do not have to do this. If you want me to have no regrets, give me the divorce certificate. I said I would wait, but sometimes my body is no longer in my control.” Jaime froze. She turned toward me with a forced smile. “What nonsense are you talking about? You won’t die so easily.”