Quotes from Hart Attack

Cristin Harber ·  268 pages

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“You’ve been drinking. Let’s go before I become the asshole prick you think I am.”
― Cristin Harber, quote from Hart Attack


“There’s no other way to look at you. You’re the definition of beauty.”
― Cristin Harber, quote from Hart Attack


“Before Beth could warn the dude of the danger, Nicola elbowed him with that special touch of hers. His cheeks puffed out, his brow dropped down, and he doubled over. Not turning her head, she gave Beth a roll of her eyes. “I tried to say ‘go away’ politely.”
― Cristin Harber, quote from Hart Attack


“Your booty call embargo will remain intact.”
― Cristin Harber, quote from Hart Attack


“Tequila had been a bad idea.”
― Cristin Harber, quote from Hart Attack



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