Sonnet Vale Quotes

“There was no time to stick around to stroke a couple of alpha males’ egos. That kind of project could take all day. ”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“Welcome to the henhouse, little fox.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“She stuffed a finger inside her mouth and felt around. “You better hope I don’t find fangs, buddy, or you’ll be the first person I bite.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“You put a lot of faith in my compassion. For all you know, I could pull out a gun and shoot you in the heart, while you spout all this poetic crud at me.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“I’m not sure if I should curse you or thank you for the gift you left for me in the trunk of my car. Tell me, do you leave morbid stuff like that for all the ladies you come in contact with?”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“To explain the taste of him would be impossible. But a close likeness would be a blood-coated candy cane—minty and coppery all at once.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“She wasn’t interested in dating anyone. Men took up too much brain space, especially the handsome and uber mysterious type, like the weirdo seated next to her, who kept popping up without warning.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“I will kill you if you take one more step, mutt. Sonnet is mine.” “Let”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale

“A heavy weight settled in the air, as if the ghosts of fate were haunting her.”
― Gena D. Lutz, Sonnet Vale