Capturing the Devil (Stalking Jack the Ripper, #4)
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Read between August 27 - September 1, 2022
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“Don’t. It means you’re healing, Audrey Rose. Cherish it. Don’t condemn yourself for moving on, or for living.”
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“My brand of debauchery?” “Death-defying is wonderful. Death on its own is wretched for my line of work.”
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“Ah. I see I haven’t lost my charm yet. Most women I meet say the same thing, usually whilst scantily clad. Should we remove a few of those pesky layers? It’ll help clear my mind. Get me in the mood for charity.”
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“Only if you’d like me to strangle you with them.”
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“You’re both twisted and gnarled in ways too gruesome for even my mind.” Mephistopheles grinned as if reading my thoughts. “You truly are perfectly matched.”
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“Don’t be jealous, my love. I assure you, nothing tastes as sweet as you.”
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“He brings them to his castle in Hell and they never return.”
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It seemed a terrible contrast to be so cozy and snug while reading about missing women who were probably dead.
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“I’ve decided to farm spiders. I think training them to dance to show tunes will bring in a hefty sum. It may also cure me of my phobia. Unless you think dancing roosters are better.”
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“Once, I hung naked upside down from the rafters, pretending to be a bat. Isn’t that interesting?”
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“Wadsworth. I have a confession to make. It’s something I ought to have mentioned sooner. I am shamelessly addicted to reading romance novels.
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I may even shed a tear or two at their conclusion. What can I say? I’m a fo...
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“Oh, not to worry, my friend. She more or less just showed me your secret stash under the bed. Ravished and Ravenous sounded like an interesting read. Would you care to discuss it?”
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“You, my dear, are more capable than any person I’ve ever had either the pleasure—or displeasure in most cases—of meeting.”
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“I enjoy obedience in my dogs, not my wife. She’s free to do as she pleases.”
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“Who needs sugar when you’re sweet enough to satisfy me, Wadsworth?”
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Thomas might be Dracula’s heir, but I was the one who craved blood.
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“I was so startled at the odd surge of my pulse, I almost fell face-first into the open cadaver. It was a horrifying mental image. I was even more disturbed when I realized it mattered—what you’d think of that. Of me.”
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“Cute mask. Do you wear it to set the mood, or…”
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“You are completely ridiculous.”
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“Is this the first time you’ve realized this?” Mephistopheles raised his brows. “And here I thought you were qu...
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“I tried decency once.” He wrinkled his nose. “I wouldn’t recommend it. Leaves a bitter taste in your mouth.”
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To stop the devil, I had to be more wicked than he.
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“I do not believe in such nonsense as Heaven and Hell.”
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I would not go quietly into the darkness.
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“I am my own monster.”
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“Not true, dear friend. You had the joy of being poisoned. Not many people can live to tell the tale.”
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