Quotes from Dating a Cougar

Donna McDonald ·  282 pages

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“Are you a person who peels off a band-aid slowly or just rips it off all at once?" Casey contemplated Alexa's warning, recognizing it for what it was.”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“Fighting with a woman who has set her mind on something is harder than fighting a battalion of armed men The woman is more strategic mentally”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“dessert. Chapter 7 Even though Alexa, Regina, and Lauren had been having dinner on Thursdays at Lucinda’s for at least six years, Alexa still let the”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“When it comes to age, it’s all about the quality of the preservation,”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“Variety is overrated, honey. Regardless of what your country club friends say, most women just want to find a decent guy who can inspire lust now and again.”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar



“Now, regardless of how she looked on the outside, inside she still felt fifty. Why did no one understand that?”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“When he did, Casey saw a real guy with a sense of humor peeking through. Truthfully, he liked the fact that Stedman was seriously protecting Alexa. Go figure.”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“Honey, you can’t bring a lover to work like he was a purse dog, otherwise Paul would never leave my side.” Sydney”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“There’s nothing like falling into a satisfied sleep after you’ve had a man inside you two or three times. There’s no substitute for that kind of man-to-woman connection.”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“Less than eight years makes you a Puma. Over eight years makes you a Cougar,”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar



“mouth. Her mascara and eye shadow still looked okay at least. No need to add more, she decided. And thankfully, the mineral powder she’d used to seal her foundation seemed”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“Holy hell,” she said to the empty room. How was she ever going to win an argument with a man that calmed her with orgasms?”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


“At least the lush locks she invested heavily in maintaining would partially save her this evening from looking like Jenna’s frump mom in her jeans”
― Donna McDonald, quote from Dating a Cougar


About the author

Donna McDonald
Born place: in Vanceburg, KY, The United States
Born date May 15, 2018
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