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"Getting a bit tired of the alcoholic-parent-in-trailer-park device that makes a hero or heroine sympathetic." — Apr 02, 2016 10:19PM
"Getting a bit tired of the alcoholic-parent-in-trailer-park device that makes a hero or heroine sympathetic." — Apr 02, 2016 10:19PM
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"Cam is smart. Parlay his art skills into a solid job designing Web sites while he explores other options." — Feb 23, 2016 01:09PM
"Cam is smart. Parlay his art skills into a solid job designing Web sites while he explores other options." — Feb 23, 2016 01:09PM
“But I Googled him to find out what his ex wife looks like. Isn’t that… stalkerish?” Rachel looked up at her, still smiling and shook her head. “Sweetie, everyone uses Google. It’s dating foreplay. You’re not crazy. You’re just in love.”
― Marriage & the Mermaid
― Marriage & the Mermaid
“The damned faery didn’t know what he was talking about. Belle had refused to look back at him when he made his bold announcement about her powers. How could he possibly know anything about her? It was high time she got out of this crazy mess. The children were whispering about Mr. Charlie, and she knew that even though they had only been here a short time, they were fond of their elderly caretaker.”
― Sweet Magic Song
― Sweet Magic Song
“Doc and Charlie had run this place as a clinic for the Org’s magical children for a long time. When Jill came to live here, she took up a place as nursemaid as well. Burns, bumps, bruises, or sickness, this place provided solace to her and all of those magical children for years. So why then did the thought of staying here give her an uneasy feeling?”
― Sweet Magic Song
― Sweet Magic Song
“She could drive down Hadley Road until she reached the right spot, then walk in. Would have to drive by the reservoir. She didn’t drive that road anymore. But even if she could, she wasn’t going to chase some imaginary dead man, or almost dead man, around the countryside.”
― Deathscape
― Deathscape
“He did, Mama, just last week.” A loud sob broke from her throat. “He said Breide En Alama. And I asked what that meant—you know, because the Ollas family all spoke Deltish—” her voice rose higher with each word, and it clearly pained her to speak, but she plunged on, “and he said it means ‘our hearts are belonging.’ Isn’t that nice, Mama? Breide En Alama…our hearts are belonging…”
― Division of the Marked
― Division of the Marked
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