Quotes from Shadow of the Wolf

Dana Marie Bell ·  127 pages

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“Don't sound so grumpy. Next thing you know you'll be whinning and giving me puppy dog eyes.”
― Dana Marie Bell, quote from Shadow of the Wolf


“Hello! Hunk getting naked time. You expected me not to look?”
― Dana Marie Bell, quote from Shadow of the Wolf


“Don't call me babe. And next time I'm letting my Metaphysical answering meachine get it.”
― Dana Marie Bell, quote from Shadow of the Wolf


“She strode up some steps and banged on the door. "Now you play nice or I'll put you in the dog house."(Alannah)
"Woof."(Christopher Beckett)”
― Dana Marie Bell, quote from Shadow of the Wolf


About the author

Dana Marie Bell
Born place: in Philadelphia, PA, The United States
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