29 Quotes by Toni Anderson

She’d do whatever he wanted to save her dog or her sister.

Alex Parker had sounded more relaxed in their last conversation – less I-can-kill-you-forty-different-ways-and-still-make-it-look-like-an-accident and more I’m-a-millionaire-cyber-security-expert-don’t-tell-me-how-to-do-my-job-jackass.

I take it ASAC Frazer” – God, I don’t know the guy’s first name – “should have told you about your friend?” It must be the agent he’d told her about earlier.

What about Alex?” she asked. “I’d be more worried about any bastard stupid enough to take him on,” he shouted over the blast of the wind. “Alex Parker can take care of himself.

He slid his hands up her back and lifted her until they were eye to eye. She held his gaze, those changeable eyes of hers blue now, reflecting the water and the sky. And finally she let go, unraveled, squeezing him tightly, wrapping herself around him in sensual pleasure. Her cries, amplified by the water and ancient stone, reached out and connected to something so fundamental inside him it felt like his soul. He closed his eyes and cried out as he followed her back into the void.

He pulled out a fake driver’s license and she took a picture of it with her cell and handed it back. No way in hell was he leaving this building without that cell phone. “How much?

He thrust the thoughts away. He rarely thought about his parents’ murder. He honored their memory by remembering how they lived not how they died, by catching killers and making sure they couldn’t hurt anyone else again.

Who needed a man when they had a dog?

We’ve lost one-hundred-and-twenty species of amphibians since 1980 and the rate of disappearance is increasing. Frogs are also an indicator species for an ecosystem and things aren’t looking good for the natural world right now.