Quotes from Compromising Positions

Jenna Bayley-Burke ·  248 pages

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“Love. It is an incredible sensation. An amazing gift. All consuming and yet as light as a whisper. Once you've been in love you don't ever want to find yourself out of it.”
― Jenna Bayley-Burke, quote from Compromising Positions


“Raise your expectations. If he thinks you’re worth it he’ll rise to the occasion.”
― Jenna Bayley-Burke, quote from Compromising Positions


“Never give someone more than you’re willing to lose,”
― Jenna Bayley-Burke, quote from Compromising Positions


“That brief moment of being loved is worth any pain you have to endure at losing it.”
― Jenna Bayley-Burke, quote from Compromising Positions


“The man had a body that made her want to learn how to carve marble.”
― Jenna Bayley-Burke, quote from Compromising Positions



About the author

Jenna Bayley-Burke
Born place: in The United States
Born date May 15, 2018
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