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“streaking in front of her peers. Raj McKenna clearly respected power. That’s what he really wanted from Gray—to strip her of her most prized spell and make it his own. Let’s how fast he’d ditch her once he’d gotten what he wanted. Gray pushed her bowl of oatmeal aside and stared across the dining table at her mother.”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“Since arriving here I have had a perpetual fever of one hundred and five, which I hope quashes any criticism of why I do not wander around the fields spreading bonhomie.”
― Kathleen McKenna Hewtson, Jungle Rot: Jonestown, an American Holocaust

“flooded with relief when Gray came through the door. “You were at the cemetery awhile. I almost drove by, but I figured you wanted to be alone.” “Sorry. I didn’t mean to worry you.” Gray set down Charlene’s messenger bag. “Mind if I change real quick?” Gray snapped her fingers and the skirt turned into a pair of soft blue jeans and ribbed tank top. “Much better,” Gray said, flopping onto the couch. “Actually I ran into Raj McKenna and we left in favor of mochas at The Daily Grind.” “Raj McKenna knows you’re back?” “Hey, Charlene told Ryan Phillips. If she can tell her minion what’s going on I should be able to tell my… well, definitely not minion, but, you know, magically inclined friend.” Gray chuckled at the thought of Raj as her minion. “Speaking of Ryan Phillips, are you and Mr. Phillips still an item?” Yes, let’s change the subject—obviously Mom was mulling over both the fact that Gray had confided in someone and, more likely, that she’d been out having coffee with a boy. “Marc and I aren’t dating any longer.” Gray tilted her head back on the armrest of the couch. “Oh, why not?” “I couldn’t see him after hearing Ryan helped Charlene”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“Dawn Lee McKenna’s book See You).”
― Carolyn L. Dean, Publish Your Book on Amazon for Free: A Step-By-Step Guide to Self-Publishing on a Budget

“Gray nearly laughed. After being groped all day by Blake, Raj was telling her to keep her hands to herself? “What’s the deal, McKenna? You were about to give me some trinket, anyway. Do I only get it if I’m dead?”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“Most of us have been taught to think that we are either intelligent or we are not. But the definitions of intelligence we learned at school were built around the specific types of intelligence that are most valued at school – verbal intelligence and numerical intelligence.” ~ Paul McKenna The Body Method was originally invented by the ancient Greeks.”
― Kevin Horsley, Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and be More Productive

“Keep your hands to yourself, Perez.” Gray nearly laughed. After being groped all day by Blake, Raj was telling her to keep her hands to herself? “What’s the deal, McKenna? You were about to give me some trinket,”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“The burdens he carried in daytime became the demons he fought at night. He”
― Christina McKenna, The Misremembered Man

“Gray couldn’t help hating her just a little and Charlene had been happy to join in. Worse than losing her spot at the top, Gray hadn’t been able to perform magic without freezing up after streaking in front of her peers. Raj McKenna clearly respected power. That’s what he really wanted from Gray—to strip her of her most prized spell and make it his own. Let’s how fast he’d ditch her once he’d gotten what he wanted. Gray pushed her”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“McKenna clearly respected power. That’s what he really wanted from Gray—to strip her of her most prized spell and make it his own. Let’s how fast he’d ditch her once he’d gotten what he wanted.”
― Nikki Jefford, Entangled

“Wait a second. We aren't doing this just because McKenna started chanting, right?”
― J.C. Buchanan, The Hidden Amethyst

“Health and dignity are indissociable in human beings,” he said at the ceremony. “It is a duty to stay close to victims and guarantee their rights.” Urbani”
― Maryn McKenna, Beating Back the Devil: On the Front Lines with the Disease Detectives of

“They left trails. More secrets. Lies. A clear path, like a wounded animal. Some didn’t drip blood, but they’d still be messy when I found them.”
― Alex Gates, Girls In White Dresses

“I’d waited for this opportunity with Claudia for a long time—ever since elementary school when I tried to impress her on the monkey bars and woo her with my crayon drawings. But I couldn’t have been with her any sooner. You can’t expect someone to love a shadow.”
― Suzanne McKenna Link, Keeping Claudia

“Ever been depressed?” I ask them. “Really depressed? Like nothing means anything? Like there’s no point to anything?” I can see from their reactions that they all know what I’m talking about. “And what’s the worst thing about those dark moments? Where do they get their power?” I wait a moment so they can think about it, so they’ll recognize it when I say it. “From their undeniability, isn’t that right? From the fact that there’s no argument? When you’re in that state, don’t you know perfectly well that it’s true?” Heads nod. A few muffled assents. “That’s right. When you’re in that space, you know it’s not just a mood. You’re seeing something you don’t normally allow yourself to see. Your moments of blackest despair are really your most honest moments; your most lucid moments. That’s when you’re seeing without your protective lenses. That’s when you pull back the curtain and see things as they are.”
― Jed McKenna, Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing

“because an infant is born with only 25 percent of its adult brain volume, “its physiological systems are unable to function optimally without contact with the mother’s body, which continues to regulate the baby much like it did during gestation.” McKenna”
― Arianna Huffington, The Sleep Revolution: Transforming Your Life, One Night at a Time

“I'm happy I found an apartment where outside the window is the wide expanse of a roof. That feeling of the breeze, the alchemy of the cigarettes and the alcohol, those together are like a wormhole furrowed through my brain.”
― Rob Hart, City of Rose

“Haven't you noticed that all books are different?
There is no reason why the human race can't be the same way.”
― McKenna Pickett

“Reading is an escape people use in order to get away from reality. It is a chance to be free and explore who you are.”
― McKenna Pickett