Quotes from Fire of Stars and Dragons

Melissa Petreshock ·  224 pages

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“I’d say Hades will convert the Underworld into an ice skating rink before the king has a personality makeover.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons


“Cait’s lips are on mine, hard, insistent, hands fisting my hair, and she’s taking control, grinding her body to mine, finding ways to pleasure herself with my body. I am a willing slave to her desires, no intention of fighting her punishment for my resistance in accepting her love.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons


“Wealth means nothing if you believe such a life affords you the right to pity, Caitie. It affords us great responsibility.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons


“Pretty packaging doesn’t make a bad gift any better.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons


“Bunny rabbits may not look like New York City sewer rats, but they’re still rodents.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons



“There are times, Cait, we must do what we do not like. Complaints are for the weak-willed. True strength prevails regardless the situation.”
― Melissa Petreshock, quote from Fire of Stars and Dragons


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Melissa Petreshock
Born place: in Lexington, KY, The United States
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