Nora's Kraken (Monster Relations Bureau #1)

by Leigh Miller

“I do hope you consider a second date with me, little siren. Because if that’s the only taste of you I ever get, I’m not sure I’ll survive.”

What freedom, to be known completely and welcomed with open arms.

“In all the years I’ve lived,” he murmurs into my hair, “I’ve dreamed of you, Nora. I didn’t know your face or your name, but I knew you. And I can’t tell you how glad I am I’ve found you.”

“I want you to know every part of me, Nora. Including the shadows.”

I’m here, I want to tell her, right here. You’re safe with me. You never have to worry that I’ll stifle you or change a single thing about you. You never have to be anyone with me other than exactly the woman you are.

“You don’t know how much I crave normal with you,

“Normal looks like days and years and decades with you. It looks like all the freedom to simply be without worrying about any shadows waiting around the corner. Normal looks like bliss,

“All the time in the world and all the years of my life, they belong to you.”