“You’ve been through a lot, but you without your emotions, isn’t you. Those feelings make you who you are. Why you love so passionately, protect your loved ones so fiercely, and act like a stubborn mule. It’s why people are drawn to you, even against their will.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“Don’t come at me with logic,” I hissed at him. “We’re way past that. We’ve been through too much crap to be sensible.”
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― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“Don’t come at me with logic,” I hissed at him. “We’re way past that. We’ve been through too much crap to be sensible.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“Noodle snapped. No more cookies in the cookie jar.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“My tattoo was tied to them. Another mystery I needed to figure out.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“Judge a man by his actions, not his words.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“She had a certain way about her. Kennedy could be silent for hours and utter one word completely changing your world.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
“Oh, how romantic. He got arrested for me. Our romantic gestures consisted of getting felony charges on our records for each other. The Bonnie and Clyde of the Fae world.
This is not what I had in mind when I think of Eli and me and handcuffs.”
― Stacey Marie Brown, quote from Dwellers of Darkness
Stacey Marie Brown
Born place: in The United States
Born date June 15, 2018
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