Quotes from Saddled and Spurred

Lorelei James ·  324 pages

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“I plan to use my hands, my mouth, and my cock to fuck that basic vanilla sex right outta you.”
― Lorelei James, quote from Saddled and Spurred


“Bran grabbed her sleeve, forcing her to look at him. "What in the hell is goin' on with you?" "What is wrong with me? What is wrong with your goats? They're evil! And they're laughing at me! Look at their smug little goat faces! Go on. Look at them!”
― Lorelei James, quote from Saddled and Spurred


“Because as proud as I am of you, I need to do something that makes me proud of myself" (Harper)”
― Lorelei James, quote from Saddled and Spurred


“Dude, he's got that mean, squinty Clint Eastwood stare that's scary as shit.[Bailey]”
― Lorelei James, quote from Saddled and Spurred


“Anything you want, Bran. You know I won't say no. I never have.”
― Lorelei James, quote from Saddled and Spurred



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