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“Power is intoxicating”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden

“There was nothing more dangerous than idea. And nothing more destructive than an idea falling into the wrong hands.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“Maybe Zimbardo wasn’t wrong, after all, given the proper instructions or rules, we slipped into our own assigned roles in society without even questioning the morality of what we do.”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden

“There is nothing more dangerous than an idea. And nothing more destructive than an idea falling into the wrong hands.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“Ye know what they always say. There are three types of men in a woman’s life: the one that ye marry, the one that ye screw, and the one that leaves ye.”
― Amelia Danver

“I will stay as long as I can by yere side,” He said.
Feeling overwhelmed, I whispered to him, “We are living in borrowed time now.”
“We are all mortals living in borrowed time, my lady,” was his reply.”
― Amelia Danver, A Savior in Time

“I write fiction when the mood strikes me, not when I am under the pressure of a deadline. Not even when I am forced to write during dedicated months for an event.”
― Amelia Danver

“Ye know what they always say.
There are three types of men in a woman’s life:
the one that ye marry,
the one that ye screw (literally or metaphorically), and the one that leaves ye.”
― Amelia Danver, A Savior in Time

“Power is intoxicating.”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden

“I will stay as long as I can by yere side,” He said.

Feeling overwhelmed, I whispered to him, “We are living in borrowed time now.”

“We are all mortals living in borrowed time, my lady,” was his reply.”
― Amelia Danver, A Savior in Time

“Inspiration for My Second Novel, Claiming You in Eden:

I wanted to write an erotic romance novel that is not just about sexual gratification. I thought there are a lot of women readers out there, and I have come to learn a couple of things during my hospital rotations in reproductive and sexual health clinic, psychiatric hospital, and drug and alcohol units that I wanted to share with them. However, I did not want to share it in a dry exposition, say in a self-help book, and I thought of writing erotic romance novels as a way to educate people through a fun, and interesting medium, albeit an unconventional one. So, I finally decided to try my hands on writing contemporary romance, and as it turned out, I found it much easier to write than fantasy novels.”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden

“I will stay as long as I can by yere side,” He said.
Feeling overwhelmed, I whispered to him, “We are living on borrowed time now.”
“We are all mortals living on borrowed time, my lady,” was his reply.”
― Amelia Danver, A Savior in Time

“See what war does to the lives of people. Hate begets hate, revenge begets revenge, and the cycle never ends. And it is always us the common folks, the people at the bottom, who suffer the most. Someone should have put a stop to this nonsense.”
― Amelia Danver, A Tale of Two Kingdoms: Sorean and Ikharyn

“If it has not been invented in Japan, then it has not been invented anywhere else.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“That day, my Master spoke about a concept associated with that iconic flower of Japan, "mono no aware", which meant the impermanence of things. That nothing in this life lasted, just like the short-lived bloom of the sakura. We would never pass the same moment again twice.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“A stolen intel could result after a night of pleasure, just as easily as death from a slit across the throat in the dark.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“It was not so much a battle of wits as it was a battle of wills, with me losing sorely.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan

“We come from two very different worlds, his filled with real dangers, violence, and passion, whereas all the perils and action in my life, have been largely confined to the pages of the books I read and to the imagination that I hold inside my own head.”
― Amelia Danver, Claiming You in Eden

“She was the soothing balm to my wounds, the effective painkiller to my aches, the potent drug to my paranoia.”
― Amelia Danver, Bound to You in Japan