Threat of Danger Quotes

“I’m a Navy SEAL. Nobody will hear me coming.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“You can’t see it, but you gave me a raging hard-on.”
“One-track mind.”
“It’s a good track.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“She stripped out of her bra first, then her panties.
“Happy?”
“I could be happier.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“I have a friend I was a POW with, Cole Makani Hunter, who married an ecotherapist,” he told her.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“She tasted like the blank page of a book before he’d written the first word, the possibilities limitless.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“I might be a thriller writer, but I know all about romance.”
“That’s pretty obvious from your love life,” the kid sassed back. “Oh, wait. You don’t have one.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“Everything about Derek Daley is delicious. He makes taking out the garbage look delicious. I’m not even kidding. I saw him do it.” She fanned herself. “His muscles bunched. It was very erotic. Practically porn.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“Within the magnificent cathedral of the Vermont forest, the joy of young love sang.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“Was the story of his life written on her heart? Was the story of her life written on his?”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“Pinched silence. Then, “You were the one making eyes at him, always putting yourself in his path.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“Guilt was a living, breathing thing. Guilt could tie you tighter than ropes, and he should know. He had extensive experience with both. He’d been the captive of a madman, along with Jess, for three days that had felt like an eternity. Then, this past year, he’d been a POW in Afghanistan, the prisoner of insurgents, for six torturous months. Yet it had been the three days with Jess that had broken him in ways the insurgents could never accomplish.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“He knew what he wanted. He wanted Jess safe, and he wanted her back in his arms.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“The bones changed everything.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger

“She’d just committed to doing something she’d sworn never to do again.
She was going home.
She was going where the devil lived.”
― Dana Marton, Threat of Danger