Alaskan Fire Quotes

“Those men who on the off-chance happened to be taller than her often had some genetic species-survival switch tripped in their brain that made them crave women on the opposite end of the height spectrum, to balance out the gene pool. ”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“Men, Blaze had learned from hundreds of lonely nights at the bar, did not like their women taller than them,”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“center of her face.  “Cute nose.”  He gently brushed her”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“Blaze grabbed a hammer off the front cargo bin, swiveled, and slammed the head into Jack’s fingers.  Jack swore and released the 4-wheeler, which suddenly lunged forward, and Blaze, with only one hand on the handlebars, accidentally pulled it sideways, and the machine hit the side, rolled, threw her off the seat, and ended up on its side, pinning her body under a tire. A few seconds later, Jack walked up, sucking on his knuckles, glaring at her. Blaze, who had been unable to push the thing off of her, and was finding it hard to breathe, just glowered up at him. Jack took the machine in one hand, lifted it, still sucking on his knuckles, and set it right-side up beside her.  Scowling, he bent and offered a palm, lips still wrapped around”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“Don’t change the subject,” Blaze snapped.  “You said dragons?  And untie me, damn it.  My wrists hurt.” He shrugged, completely ignoring her complaints.  “Of course there are dragons.  Where you think the myths come from?”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“You saw Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and you may or may not have seen the Stone Age. This is the Condom Age. Today, we have ways to keep girls from getting pregnant from a night of hot, mind-blowing sex.”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“To her surprise, Jack didn’t seem at all fazed by all the exotic ideas she had had and wanted to try.  She detailed them out, from a small single-story greenhouse that incorporated rabbit hutches to an extensive two-story generator-powered setup with pigs, cows, and chickens on the upper story, their excrement washed down through gunnels by a sprinkler system where it hit a vat, fermented, created methane to run the generator, and then was fed through a hydroponics system directly to the roots of the plants she was trying to grow.”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire

“Blaze said, watching”
― Sara King, Alaskan Fire