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He frowns. “You showed me kindness when I’d all but forgotten it existed. I won’t harm you, flower,” he says, his voice soft. “But now you must get up. I have lingered in these parts for far too long.”
i like him (I know, sue me)
“Why find me and risk my wrath yet again?” Something warm and wet touches my shoulder then spreads down my arm and up into my hair. I realize too late that it’s the dead man’s blood. I grimace up at Famine, breathing through my nose to keep my emotions under control. “I wanted to hurt you.” He raises his eyebrows. “My balls are sore, little flower, I’ll give you that.”
“What are you doing?” I struggle against him. Once again, it’s absolutely useless. He seems to have unnatural strength. “I’m subduing you,” he says. “I thought that was obvious.”
he has a lot of character. he might be my favorite
“But I’m afraid there has only ever been a single instance where a human saved my life. It, unfortunately, has made an impression on me.” He leans in close. “That should worry a feeble little flower like you.” Don’t worry, buddy, it does.
The horseman eyes me up and down. “You really should’ve stayed away. You may still be that same little flower who saved me, but then, I’m not known for letting flowers grow …”
WHEW! this is a powerful statement and should be on the back of the book.
Does he plan on watching? The horseman tosses the dress he holds onto the nearby counter, leaning against the vanity a moment later. When he doesn’t leave, I realize with a jolt of surprise that yes, he does plan on sticking around. How scandalous!
this is already my favorite horsemen book. i hope something doesn't happen and ruin it
