Dolls and Douchebags Series Quotes

“Breathing, sharing the same air as you. Maybe if I give you my breath, you’ll want me enough to stop breathing. If you give me yours, maybe it’ll make me breathe long enough to stay sane.” His lips graze mine, his hot breath warming my mouth and drawing in what little oxygen I have because I’m suddenly breathless.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“it's not those who force someone onto their knees with all the power. It's the person who kneels down, plots their deaths, and still rise to keep fighting.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“She’s the sun and moon, combined together right as they are passing each other across time and space.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“A King never leaves his Queen behind.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“Dark, haunted eyes that’s seen too much push to the surface. She tries to bury it all deep down, but hurt bleeds out of her soul and touches mine with just one connection of our gazes.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“You are the most beautiful fucking thing I’ve ever seen. Do you know how much I want you? It’s pure torture looking at you, needing to touch you and lose myself inside you. You're the only thing holding me together right now, Tillie. I need to make this right, tell me how and I’ll do whatever you ask.” His voice goes rough, deeper.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“Those who are patient, waiting to receive the sweetest revenge, are the ones who send the hounds from the depths of hell at their heels and see the world burning around you as a smile blooms on your face,”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“I’m going to help you soar so high that the only thing these bastards will see is the faint glint of your wings just as they kiss the sun.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“HEA eventually.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series

“dark, bully theme, and enemies to lovers romance story ending with a cliffhanger. A why choose romance where the heroine won’t have to choose between her different love interests.”
― Madeline Fay, Dolls and Douchebags Series