220 Quotes by Thea Harrison

He looked at her with his eyelids half closed, a small smile tugging at the corners of his mouth. She shrugged impatiently. “What?” “I love it when you get dictatorial,” he murmured.

Dragos, I don’t think we’re alone here.

I don’t understand how we got to this place. I didn’t even like you when I first met you.

I want to savor you like a five-course dinner in a world-class restaurant and take all night.

Nobody else can teach you what I can teach you. Nobody else will encourage you to be whoever you want the way I would. To shed your inhibitions and explore everything you’re capable of being.

She was almost forty years old and childless, with a patchwork history of working part-time at various socially acceptable jobs and volunteering at socially acceptable charities. She had spent all her adult life trying to fit into the right-sized box.

I apologize for my earlier behavior.” She gave him a sidelong grin. “You’re not really sorry.” He gave that due thought. Carefully he said, “I am regretful that I am not sorry. Does that count?

The heavy sense of his presence, like dark chocolate, poured over her. She repressed a shiver. She loved dark chocolate.

He might have survived all this time only to have his healer kill him after all.