Magic Rises (Kate Daniels, #6)

by Ilona Andrews

Derek had decided to walk and some others did as well, including Curran, who was convinced that all horses secretly plotted against him.

Curses were the second thing you learned, right behind yes, no, help, stop, and where is the bathroom?

“Were you watching me sleep? Because I thought we agreed that’s creepy.” He didn’t answer.

“We need you to stand there with your arms crossed and scowl,” I translated. Eduardo scowled. “I don’t do that.” “Just like that,” Derek said.

“If it weren’t for supplies, I’d never go back down to town. But a man has to do what a man has to do. Hard to live like a king without toilet paper.”

“What did he say?” “He said that the man must be your husband, because only someone we love very much can make us this crazy.”