31 days of blogging challenge: day 3

[astro_noms]

There's supposed to be talk of my favorite quote today, but I have so many that to pick just one is damned near impossible. So I'll give you my favorite quote out of the last book I read, With the Material Witness In the Safehouse (yes, I know, shut up), which is part 1 of the Curse of Raven's Cliff series (yes, I know, shut up) from Harlequin Intrigue (I said SHUT UP):

      When the kiss ended she smiled up at him. "I remember we talked about kids once, about having them. I want that, Ryan. Someday I want to have your babies."

      "I'd like that, and we'll make sure they speak not just English but two other languages, as well."

      She looked up at him curiously. "Two languages?"

      His eyes lit with a devilish glean. "We'll teach them to speak Norwegian and Texan."

      She laughed, then sobered. "We'll teach them one more language, as well." This time it was his turn to look at her curiously, and she smiled. "We'll teach them the language of love."

I'm taking advantaged of the fact I have a little bit of time left until I have to dive into school reading and catching up on some light and fluffy material. It only takes a few hours to read each book, and they're hilariously, amazingly awful, and at the same time totally awesome as well. I'm looking forward to seeing how the whole curse business turns out!

Mirrored from Tangents and Digressions.

Comments

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aawww yay for fluff

[astro_noms]

These books are so GLORIOUSLY bad. And hilariously enough, all of them are set during pretty much the same time, or just slightly one after the other. For a town that's supposedly cursed, there's an awful lot of HEA happening in Raven's Cliff... :)

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awww they are fun reads though, the bad ones