Quotes from True

Laurann Dohner ·  258 pages

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“Why do you have an unconscious female in your arms? I’m trying not to judge but she smells of fear. Did you scare her enough that she fainted and now you’re pulling a caveman stunt to carry her off to your room to kiss it all better”
― Laurann Dohner, quote from True


“She rolled over and sat up as he bent, tearing off his boots. "Whatcha doing?"
"Getting naked."
"I like that.”
― Laurann Dohner, quote from True


“There is always that one spark that gives hope for better things when life is bad.”
― Laurann Dohner, quote from True


“Hang on. We're leaving grass for road," Breeze warned.

"Remind me to drive next time," Jinx grumbled. "Slow down!"

"Did you lose your yarn balls, kitten?" Breeze laughed. "This is fun!"

(Jinx is part panther)”
― Laurann Dohner, quote from True


“You lit all these candles..." She glanced at them, then back at him.

"I wanted it to be special."

"Any time we're naked in a bedroom together is special to me.”
― Laurann Dohner, quote from True



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