Quotessence
Home / Quotes / Quote by Ruby Dixon

Quote by Ruby Dixon

“I love you too, Maddie, but I love being here. I love Rokan. I love all of this and it feels exciting to me. I want to keep learning and growing stronger. And I’m sorry if you don’t like it here, but that doesn’t mean I want to leave. There is nothing back on Earth that holds a candle to what I’ve got with Rokan. Nothing.”

Quote by Ruby Dixon

Book:Barbarian's Touch
Create image

Work

Barbarian's Touch

Browse quotes and source details for this work. more

Author

Ruby Dixon

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Ruby Dixon. more

You May Also Like

“Is this a human thing I do not understand? Do you enjoy endangering yourself?” She blows out an angry breath and her eyes narrow at me. Her hands go to her hips. “Fuck you.” I go very still. I have heard that human word before. They spout it from time to time, but I have dismissed it as babble. It was not one I learned when the Elders’ Cave taught me their words, but one I overheard Jo-see say to Haeden recently, in between kissings. Lust blazes through me, surprising in its intensity. I study Mah-dee. Under the furs, I know her form is lush and thick, healthy and solid. She is not built like tiny Jo-see, but strong and plump with good health. Her hair is a strange pale color, but her round face is appealing for all its human strangeness. I am surprised…and honored that she has chosen me as a pleasure-mate. “You wish me to fuck you? I accept.”

AliensNew Adult RomanceScience Fiction RomanceIce Planet BarbariansHassenxmaddie
Book:Barbarian's Taming
Create image

“When you’re talking birth control, what blocks it and freezes it out is that it’s not a matter of more or fewer babies being argued. That’s just on the surface. What’s underneath is a conflict of faith, of faith in empirical social planning versus faith in the authority of God as revealed by the teachings of the Catholic Church. You can prove the practicality of planned parenthood till you get tired of listening to yourself and it’s going to go nowhere because your antagonist isn’t buying the assumption that anything socially practical is good per se. Goodness for him has other sources which he values as much as or more than social practicality.”

PerspectiveArgumentsConflictsBeliefs And Values
Book:Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance and Siddhartha 2 Books Collection Set
Create image