Thursday Quotables: Hunting Ground

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Welcome back to Thursday Quotables! This weekly feature is the place to highlight a great quote, line, or passage discovered during your reading each week.  Whether it’s something funny, startling, gut-wrenching, or just really beautifully written, Thursday Quotables is where my favorite lines of the week will be, and you’re invited to join in!

Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega, #2)

Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs
(published 2009)

Werewolf love…

Taking another deep breath, Anna leaned her forehead against Charles’s arm and thought of the way his scent made her feel, of the sound of his laughter and the rumble of his voice in their bed at night. She wasn’t looking for the passion, though there was plenty of that, but for the deeply centered clarity that he brought to her – and she returned to him. Something that she alone could give him: peace.

His muscles softened against her forehead, and his lips came down to brush the top of her head. She opened her eyes and met the fae’s gaze.

“Mine,” she said firmly.

I’m on my second go-round with this book, this time via audio, and I’m loving it all over again.

What lines made you laugh, cry, or gasp this week? Do tell!

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6 thoughts on “Thursday Quotables: Hunting Ground

      • I’m moderately happy with my NaNo. I’m actually revising, not drafting. I’m aiming to polish up my entire first novel in the trilogy and although I doubt I’ll be able to work through the whole 130k thing, I’m certainly trying anyway 🙂
        On the bright side, I’m quite happy with the revision itself.

  1. I don’t have one either, tbh – I’m just finishing off a review of The Trinity Six by Charles Cumming, a rather good spy thriller. Thought it’d be a wee change from detective books and such, and spy thrillers fall – loosely – into the crime fiction genre. So look out for it, and more, at crimeworm.WordPress.com.

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