Quotes from Jeanne G'Fellers

A thinking worker is bad business.

Cheap romance novels are never good books." "They are widely read, and I find their sheer predictable content calming. Hence, good.

I love you. Witchy, itchy, or otherwise.

Stowne leaned in to kiss her, their mouth warm, soft as fine sand and still smiling.

Betty's accent was everything Cent's wasn't-deep and New England. Her ending R sounds were more like an H, and her word choices…they'd all but needed dictionaries to understand each other when they'd met the year before.

The known is always the easiest. It's comfortable.

To deal is to sacrifice. To deal well is to be Hunter. To deal at whatver cost, for what your heart most desires is to love.

Some things can't be forgot. they can be put away though, thought back on a lesson, as somethin' we've overcome. That's what makes them go.

Don't be surprised, sugar. I like them smart as I like them oiled.

Dents in your mutual armor. No wonder you both look battered.

You know me. I've got a warped sense of humor at the worst times.

Stowne loves you to the point of obsession, just like Dane. They don't want anything to harm you and are willing to lie, even to you, to keep you what they consider safe. Your being here is tearing Stowne up inside, and Dane dreads the idea of of you leaving.

She is bone-chilled and a bit battered, but she breathes.

Your balance is imbalance.

Ain't no one leavin' this party 'til I do.

That greed of yours has got to be a skeeter in more than just my drawers.

Dane liked luxury weapons, and taxidermy, in that order, and displayed all three in her spacious underground bedchamber. She liked women too, but she yelled for her wives to fly elsewhere the minute she entered with Cent in her hand.