Kat Bostick > Quotes

“You’re mine. You’ve been mine, I just didn’t know what to do about it.” He wrapped a big hand around my jaw. “I wasted so much time pretending like you didn’t matter to me. I don’t intend to waste any more.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“You threaten her again, it better be because you’re tired of living!”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“Joshua could be many things, sometimes terrible things, but I loved him. I trusted him. I was determined to fight for him, even if that meant fighting with him.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“That sick feeling in his gut was so foreign to him that he couldn’t immediately name it. Fear. Joshua was experiencing fear. She’s the only thing that truly scares me. It wasn’t just fear for Liv, though he was terrified at the prospect of her stumbling through the dark, encountering God knew what—or who. It was fear for himself. He dragged her through the woods to bring her home not only to protect her but because he selfishly couldn’t let her go. He was afraid to be alone again.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“By now Seattle was probably split up into territories, each maintained by one bloodthirsty raider group or another. Returning to the city was less desirable than freezing to death in the mountains.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“On the creepy scale he was more “murder you because you’re disturbing his peace and quiet” than “follow you home at night and climb through your window.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“Stuff was useless in the end of the world unless you could eat it, wear it, or defend yourself with it. A shame, really. I loved stuff.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“I should know how to defend myself. And perhaps I shouldn’t be insulted. He wasn’t calling me weak; he was telling me that he wanted me to be strong. There was a big difference between the two.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance

“On the other hand, those who had it also found themselves facing death by the hands of those without.”
― Kat Bostick, Moonshine: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance