Loup Garou Quotes

“You’re great at fixing things. If anyone could do it, you could. But you can’t do this one. You can’t fix me. I’m broke.”
― Lili St. Crow, Reckoning

“Then I shall tell you the truthful answers to the questions you asked, about my own intentions and motivations. They are not so simple."...
He cocked an eyebrow and his cobalt eyes took on a playful sparkle.
"If I were to avow that you are my immortal life's great passion, that I would give up immortality itself to be at your side and in your bed, you would not believe me, n'est-ce pas?”
― Suzanne Johnson, Pirate's Alley

“When I see you, Jolie, I see a woman who is far more than she realizes but who will someday grow into her powers. One who is much stronger than those who would trap her inside their cages or try to put her to harness. One with a bold intelligence, with whom I can laugh. One who surprises me."
He paused, and when he spoke again, his voice was so soft I had to strain to hear. "I see a woman who makes me feel alive again, like a man, and not like a wraith who has lived beyond his usefulness in a world that no longer needs him.”
― Suzanne Johnson, Pirate's Alley

“I guess us folks in California are kind of straitlaced and old-fashioned."
Hahaha, I thought on the way downstairs. I never thought I'd say those words with a straight face...”
― J.R. Rain, Moon Bayou (Samantha Moon Case Files, #1)

“One should never giggle in handcuffs unless one were naked. I was sure I'd read that rule somewhere.”
― Suzanne Johnson, Pirate's Alley

“I have fourteen black wives an' one white, de chiefest one. I would sure enough shoo her away dis minute if you tek her place in my bed tonight, Mama Sam Moon."
Was sex all these people ever thought about? I guess life was short back then, and nobody had much time to waste on anything else.”
― J.R. Rain, Moon Bayou (Samantha Moon Case Files, #1)

“...it should quickly pointed out that the Loup Garou legend of France is not only the French werewolf, and vampire but also the French zombie.”
― L.B. Ó Ceallaigh, Revenants, Retroviruses, and Religion: How Viruses and Disease Created Cultural Mythology and Shaped Religious Perspectives