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Ağustos 2017 tarihinde katıldı
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Okuma Hedefleri
One clear, tangible solution. If I were honest with myself, I should’ve done it already. I should’ve done it as soon as I saw my face on that wanted poster. It should’ve been easy.
The right thing rarely was.
Sayfa 333 - ReidKitabı okudu
“But I don’t even know what happiness looks like.”
“Of course you do—”
“What I know,” she continued determinedly, speaking over me, “is that it isn’t Beau’s job to show me. It isn’t anyone’s job but mine. If I can’t make myself happy, how can he? How can my mother or my aunt or my kin?”
Sayfa 330Kitabı okudu
“Here’s your first lesson in seduction: honesty is sexy as hell. No, not like you’re thinking,” she added when I scoffed again. “Honesty goes beyond telling him who you used to be, who he used to be, who you used to be together. You’ve tried that, and it hasn’t worked. You need to show him. Allow yourself to be vulnerable, so he can be vulnerable too. That kind of honesty—that kind of honesty is intimate. It’s raw.”
Sayfa 329 - CocoKitabı okudu
Okur Takip Önerileri
Jittery energy coursed through me as I accepted my stew, and I inhaled it greedily—standing over the basin like a rat—to stop from filling the dead air between us. If this was the inner sanctum of masculinity, I wanted no part of it.
My eyes slid to Reid.
Well. I wanted little part of it.
Sayfa 291 - LouKitabı okudu
I had any chance of rekindling what we’d once had, it would take more than seduction. More than pleas. I’d need to fall in love with him all over again—the person he was now—and he would need to fall in love with me.
Sayfa 262Kitabı okudu
With each stride of the horse, the witch’s backside moved against my lap, up and down, rhythmic, until heat suffused
my entire body. I glared determinedly at the sky overhead. The situation had grown dire. Soon, she would notice, and soon, I would have to kill her for it.
“Is there a problem, Chass?” she murmured after another moment.
“None,” I snapped.
She said nothing for several seconds. Then— “You can tell me if there is.” She cleared her throat. It sounded suspiciously like a laugh. “It must be 𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘥, riding with me like this.”
Sayfa 259 - LouKitabı okudu
C’est l’exception qui confirme la règle.
It’s the exception that proves the rule.
Sayfa 180 - Fransız AtasözüKitabı okudu
“Fear has helped me survive,” I snapped.
“Fear has kept you from living.”
Sayfa 164Kitabı okudu
We all felt fear. The trick was learning to live with that fear, to continue forward in spite of it.
Sayfa 146147Kitabı okudu
She’d once told me it hurt to remember the dead as they were, rather than who we wanted them to be. Memory was a dangerous thing.
Sayfa 136 - ReidKitabı okudu
“I am cursed eternal, huntsman, because I yearned for more.”
Coco cast him a slanted look. “I think you went a bit further than that.”
“You’re right, of course, Cosette. I broke a woman’s heart in the process —my one true regret in life.”
Sayfa 127 - ConstantinKitabı okudu
I have one of those faces, I fear. Le visage de beaucoup, le visage d’aucun. The face always seen—”
“—the face never remembered,” I finished the old adage by rote.
Sayfa 117Kitabı okudu
Nicholina. Her memories. They slip across the surface of the shadows, as slick and bright as oil in water, mingling with my own. Snippets of a lullaby here. Ginger hair and warm hands there, a clandestine smile and an echo of laughter—genuine laughter, not the eerie, artificial kind she uses now. Warmth envelops that particular memory, and I realize it isn’t her laughter at all. It comes from another, someone she once held dear. A sister? A mother? Pale skin, freckled flesh. Ah . . . a lover.
Sayfa 102 - LouKitabı okudu
"Did he not hear our prayer?”
Zenna arched a brow. “Your arrogance astounds.”
“It’s hardly arrogant to expect the help of a friend—”
“He is not your friend. He is a god. If you speak to him, he will listen. He will not, however,” she added firmly, eyes narrowing, “always answer.
Sayfa 99 - ZennaKitabı okudu
“Claud has never claimed to be the supreme deity, huntsman. Only divine. He is not omniscient, and he is not omnipotent.
Sayfa 98 - ZennaKitabı okudu