Aurora Rising (The Aurora Cycle, #1)

by Amie Kaufman

But most rational people would consider getting vaporized inside a derelict spaceship drifting through interdimensional space just a little more important than school.

my bra probably defies Newton’s law of universal gravitation.

“But between me and Red over there, I think this squad already has its sarcasm quota filled.”

“You know what I don’t understand?” he asks. “Probably,” I reply.

Is it weird that this girl’s don’t-mess-with-me tone makes me want to tell her she can mess with me any day she wants?

“Will you two just kiss and get it over with?” “I mean, I could think of worse things to watch?”

Pros: A$$. Cons: A$$hole.

The sound of her name is like music. I actually feel my belly flutter, my skin prickle beneath the power armor I am wearing.

His office is going to be harder to get into than my date’s boxer shorts at last year’s Genesis Day Ball.”

Is every female on this team planning to fall in love with me?”

“Do I get a kiss from you too?” “Thank you, goodbye,”

“Your problem is that you know how everything works except other people.”

I can’t escape the feeling I won’t see Cat again.

No plese i need her & ty to hook up again

“Do moons choose the planets they orbit? Do planets choose their stars? Who am I to deny gravity, Aurora? When you shine brighter than any constellation in the sky?”

Pros: loves his mother. Cons: called me his mother’s name),