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“Some minutes or hours or days later, when I lay boneless and well satisfied, Ethan raised his gaze to mine again. His eyes were silver, his fangs descended. "There is no going back," he said, "Not after this.”

Quote by Chloe Neill

Book:Twice Bitten

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Chloe Neill is an American author known for her adult fantasy novel series, 'The Chicago Vampire Guard.' Her works blend elements of vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural beings, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

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