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“And they just let you enter after their effort?" "What should they have done, Mr MacRieve?" "I know exactly what I would have done." "I know exactly how I would have retaliated.”

Book:Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night

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Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night

This book is part of a series that blends elements of paranormal romance and adventure. The story follows a female protagonist who becomes entangled with a dangerous and mysterious man during a winter season. Their relationship develops amid threats, secrets, and a high-stakes mission, exploring themes of trust, survival, and forbidden attraction. The narrative combines atmospheric winter settings with fast-paced action and emotional tension. more

Author

Kresley Cole

Kresley Cole is a renowned American author known for her romantic novels. Her works are celebrated for their deep emotional descriptions and complex character development, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

“And no matter what I did, I couldn't save you. And I Couldn't bring myself to kill you.They..."He takes a deep breath and pull me against him."You might as well have eaten my heart straight from my living body.I would rather die a thousand times at your hands than see you captured.Even if you eat my heart. Because you already own it.”

Bowen Dreyden

Book:Stung

Source: Stung

“I could have taken you to the lab right now and been done with you.Now I have to babysit you until Sunday." He shakes his head and pushes past me, grumbling under his breath. "Gee, thanks. But you're the worst babysitter in the history of the world, Dreyden. Babysitters are supposed to be fun," I say to his back, and then stick out my tongue. Very thirteen-year old. He turns and strides up to me, eyes full of fire, not stopping until our noses touch. I gulp and force myself not to step back. "Nothing about life is fum anymore, Fo," he says. And then he leaves, feet thumping sown the stairs.”

Bowen

Book:Stung

Source: Stung

“The stupid person's idea of the clever person. [on Aldous Huxley, in Spectator magazine, 1936]”

Stupid Insult Magazine Aldous Huxley Spectator Bowen

Author:Elizabeth Bowen

“The sun rose on a landscape still pale with the heat of the day before. There was no haze, but a sort of coppery burnish out of the air lit on flowing fields, rocks, the face of the one house and the cliff of limestone overhanging the river. The river gorge cut deep through the uplands. This light at this hour, so unfamiliar, brought into being a new world – painted, expectant, empty, intense.”