Katya Quotes

“Just because you're bigger doesn't mean you have to be a bully."

"Just because you're a woman doesn't mean I'm going to let you get away with bullshit.”
― Nalini Singh, Blaze of Memory

“What do you want?” he asked.
“End of the war, riches and fortune without having to work for it, the admiration of as many pretty people as possible?”
― Emily A. Duncan, Ruthless Gods

“Mmm.” The vibration in his chest pressed against her back shot sparks of hot lust through her. “I love you this way.” He guided his erection to nudge her entrance. “I love you every way.”
Katya smiled and pushed back against him. “I love you, too.”
― Bonnie Dee, The Warrior's Gift

“When the Warrior pulled her half onto his lap and she felt the hard bulge of his erection thrusting up from his groin pressing into her hip, Katya grew nervous. She pulled away, gasping, and pressed him back with her hand on his chest. “Wait! Wait.” She licked her tingling lips and touched them with her fingertips, wondering what she’d been thinking to awaken this sleeping giant. What had happened to her vow to fight him off with all her strength?
Turan’s dark eyes glowed like two banked coals ready to ignite into flame. “Please. More,” he begged hoarsely. “Please.”
She suddenly realized that, despite the fact he could snap her in two if he wished, she was the one with the power. He didn’t intend to hurt or force her.”
― Bonnie Dee, The Warrior's Gift

“Is this little tale about rescuing Anya your way of telling me we could be in for trouble when we head back?”
“I’m sure you can handle some trouble,” said Izrayl suggestively.
“I can handle a lot of trouble,” Katya’s mouth twisted into a provocative grin. “And I can certainly handle you.”
― Amy Kuivalainen, Cry of the Firebird

“Katya didn’t know why she did it. Flirting with a volk krovi was just plain dangerous. It didn’t matter how cute he was, you just didn’t do it. He had a shitty attitude but it kind of heightened his appeal. Katya groaned inwardly at her stupidity.She killed his kind; she didn’t flirt with them.”
― Amy Kuivalainen, Cry of the Firebird