The Hunt Quotes

“In my opinion, yesterday could go fuck itself. I didn’t need it anymore. Today and tomorrow were much more interesting.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“In those pictures, people would be out on boats and fishing, and it wasn’t even for dinner. I’d read that they did it recreationally back then. Unbelievably, they would throw their dinner back in the water and try and catch it again. I guess it shouldn’t be a shock that most of that DNA had died off. Who threw away their own dinner? Sometimes I really didn’t understand those people. Dax”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I should probably ignore at least one out of every three demands if I wanted to retain any self-respect in this relationship.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“Dax’s voice got to me. Like the deep, raspy quality of it scratched an itch somewhere deep inside. It was kind of like a mosquito bite. That first scratch was heaven, but damn if it didn’t drive you crazy soon after.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“She piled a couple more pieces of bacon on my plate, trying to buy my silence on the subject, which, of course, worked. The things I’d do for bacon even scared me.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“know what exactly I was going to unlock, but if I was the key, they wanted in this particular door pretty darn bad with the way they had kept coming for me.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I still don’t like you right now, but I’ll probably not hate you tomorrow.” “I can live with that.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I could deal with hate and fear, but for the love of all that’s right in the world, don’t fake like me. Life was too short to waste energy faking anything.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I might be sexually naive, but I wasn’t utterly stupid. Or not anymore. That was an I want some sexy time look.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“The place was locked up tighter than my fist around a piece of bacon.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I also wouldn’t mind if he tried out a little bit of what I’d read in chapter ten of the half-naked man book, especially the page I’d dog-eared.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“I’d decided apologies were like Kryptonite to him.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt

“Time was funny like that. If you didn’t keep track of it, make the most of every moment, it could run away from you.”
― Donna Augustine, The Hunt