Quotes from Five Ways to Fall

K.A. Tucker ·  319 pages

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“If you have to fight over a guy, he’s not worth it. Go for the one who’s waiting for you.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“Have you always loved yourself this much?”
“I had an awkward year in ‘ninety-nine, but I got over it quick.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“I don’t think I’ll ever get sick of hearing her sing. Or talk. Or laugh, or bust my balls, or tell me I’m a jackass. And I don’t see how I could ever get sick of waking up next to her in the morning, or pulling all her clothes off of her at night, because I haven’t yet. It’s the exact opposite, actually. I just want her more. She’s everything I never knew I wanted. She’s everything I never knew I could have.
She just . . . fits with me. So perfectly.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“I want your womanizing mama’s-boy football-player butt all to myself and if I catch you with any Twinkies or beautify queens or anyone else, you’d better run fast because I will hunt you down.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“You’re not my type.”
I’ve heard this before and I don’t believe her. Hell, I’m everyone’s type! Eventually.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall



“No way a guy who’s been in there wouldn’t be bothered watching someone else stick his tongue in your mouth.”
“I think you should send that straight to Hallmark.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“I guess even smart girls can make a clusterfuck of their lives, can't they?”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“You know you’re a rig, right?”…
“Yeah, but I’m your pig tonight.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“If you need to fight over a guy, he's not worth it. Go for someone who's waiting for you.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“Mr. Cuervo and I - and all of his Mexican cousins are no longer on speaking terms”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall



“Word to the wise: if you have to fight over a guy, he’s not worth it. Go for the one who’s waiting for you.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


“Ready?”“No!” I howl with laughter as I squeeze his neck tightly. “Don’t you dare let me fall into this water! It’s fucking freezing!”A strange look passes through his blue eyes. “Let you fall? Reese, you should know by now that I’d never let that happen.” His one arm pulls me in to lay a highly inappropriate kiss on my lips, given we have spectators.And then he starts running through the ring of water sprays.Drenching us both as we laugh and laugh.”
― K.A. Tucker, quote from Five Ways to Fall


About the author

K.A. Tucker
Born place: in Canada
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