Code of Honor (Cipher Security #2)

by April White

“The best princesses are made of chaos and fairy dust, and they carry their own swords.” From

“I’m like the funhouse mirror reflection of my sister.”

“These are my re-readers. Most of my library is on my phone,” he said in a way that made all the breath leave my body. Or maybe it wasn’t the saying of the words, it was the words themselves. A man who read actual books, and then read them again. It was almost as sexy as … well, nothing, because nothing was sexier than a man who read.

Except a man who read naked. Out loud. With chocolate.

He burst into laughter, and a butterfly broke away from the rest and began fluttering around in my chest. I tried to push it back down with my hand, but the little bastard ignored me. “Everything okay?” the fricking Disney prince asked with a concerned look on his face.

“Foreplay happens all day. The rest is just laughter and naked dancing.” From the T-shirt collection of Anna Collins

“Sometimes it’s not your accomplishments that define you, it’s your scars.” Reza Masoud

“Tell a lie once and all your truths become questionable.” Darius Masoud

“I believe in throwing your hat over the wall and then figuring out how to get it. In saying yes, in making time, and in learning as you go. I believe that fear and excitement produce the same physical symptoms, so why not decide something is exciting instead of scary, and I believe that travel is the best education money can buy.”

“My idea of housework is to sweep the room with a glance.” Anna Collins

“There are marble stones in Iran, from the Safavid period, on which women would place their feet while henna was applied. Engraved on the marble were words that roughly translate to, Is that the color of henna on the bottom of your foot, or is it the blood of a lover you’ve trampled underfoot?”

“Friendship is so weird. You just pick a human you’ve met and you’re like, ‘Yep, I like this one,’ and then you do stuff with them.” Anna Collins