Lila Ashe > Quotes

“Three scoops in his bowl, one coffee, one peanut butter, one chocolate. He’d added about four pounds of hot fudge and a metric ton of caramel, just to even the score. Hank had taken one look at it and said, “You’re an idiot.” “You are.” It had been the only appropriate answer, really. “Where’s your whipped cream? Where’s the cherry? Where’re the nuts?” Tox said, “This is a snack, not a sundae, and I got all the nuts I need. Wanna see ‘em?” “You don’t know anything about dessert,” Hank said disgustedly, reaching for the door of the freezer.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“Change into your workout clothes. We’re going for a run.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“He scoffed, “You give us heartburn with your addiction to red chili pepper, that’s what you give us.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“Margarita, the head nurse poked her head in. “Yes, lovey, you’re pretty.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“It tastes amazing. I wonder how we could make it a little more heart-healthy?” Samantha laughed and untied her apron. “I can tell you exactly—substitute spinach and quinoa for all the ingredients, and then curl up in a ball and weep from hunger pains.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“One thing she knew—he was a robber, because she couldn’t quite get back the breath she kept losing when he was around.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“coworkers. That was”
― Lila Ashe, The Firefighters of Darling Bay, Books 1-3

“But Hank wasn’t running as if his life depended on it, even though it did.  He was running as if hers did, and that was the source of his speed.”
― Lila Ashe, The Firefighters of Darling Bay, Books 1-3

“She gave a soft whine and tilted her head to the side. She was ugly. Little. Sick. And Tox was totally in love with her.”
― Lila Ashe, The Firefighters of Darling Bay, Books 1-3

“There wasn’t anything to say to that. Tox should have carried out the man. Given the girl to Mazanti to carry. The Angel of Death had struck again.”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“yogapuncture”
― Lila Ashe, Fire at Twilight

“This job’s easy,” she always said. “As long as you’re a schizophrenic octopus.”
― Lila Ashe, The Firefighters of Darling Bay, Books 1-3