30 Quotes About African-american-fiction

I really want to call you to me in a thunderbolt so I can smack you. We’re not even married yet and I want to strangle you with my bare hands. That doesn’t bode well for your life expectancy, Assefa, or my chance of staying out of prison on a homicide charge

Fire witches are two parts sweet and one part sour, the perfect Daiquiri—classic, delicious, and deceptively potent.

You’re no damsel-in-distress. If you were, you wouldn’t be the right woman for me. I like my heroines with backbone and bite.

Trust her heart, Assefa, and believe in yourself. No matter the challenge, no matter the foe, be brave, be wise, be the undefeated Mngwa of lore.

You and that amazing body of yours will be the cause of some too-appreciative witch’s death. Maybe two witches.” Or a dozen, her fire spirit hissed.

Ah, sweetheart, what are you doing?”“I think that’s pretty obvious. I’m witch-handling your orgasm-giver.

You, a domesticated animal? I don’t think so. First, you could barely fit in my living room. Second, I would never insult you by thinking of or treating the Bloodstone Dragon as I would a dog or cat. I don’t want to pet you, Kya, I want to touch you, know you. That’s not the same.

You’re going to break my dragon’s heart, Armstrong Knight.

I’m the Bloodstone Dragon, Armstrong Knight, do not doubt my might.