Quotes from Masked by Moonlight

Nancy Gideon ·  375 pages

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“So beautiful, I forgot how to breathe.”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight


“She smiled up at him, and he saw his whole world in her eyes.”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight


“I don't know yet what we're called, or if we have
a name. I know so little and need to learn so much. I'm many things, detective, and all of them love you.”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight


“Thinking he was asleep, she vowed quietly, "I'll keep you safe, Max."
His reply was a rumbled whisper. "You're my every dream, Charlotte”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight


“Keep it. When you have enough of my clothes at your place, I'll have to start staying overnight so I can get dressed."
"Dream on, Savoie."
"Every night, detective.”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight



“Who wants you dead, Max?"
"You, apparently. I didn't realize I was such a poor dinner companion.”
― Nancy Gideon, quote from Masked by Moonlight


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About the author

Nancy Gideon
Born place: in The United States
Born date May 27, 2018
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