Hexed on Bourbon Street Quotes

“And when I’d been in the shower, I’d done a full magical body scan, searching for any lingering injuries. To my surprise, that’s when I’d connected with our daughter. She was light and happiness and perfect. All my worries had vanished, and I just knew she was not only fine but thriving.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“The magic cloud had cleared and all that was left was destruction. “Jesus, monkey in a cradle!” a new voice said from behind us. I glanced back to see a stern-faced witch rushing toward us.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“It shouldn’t be legal to be that good-looking. “Mr. Wells, it’s a pleasure to meet you finally.” Pyper offered him her hand.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“What, that you want a boy?” “No, that I want you.” He moved in, pressing me up against the side of the car. Running his fingers along my jawline, he leaned in close and whispered, “And that’s never going to change.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Sure, Kane,” I said, laughing. “We’ll try to take it easy on you.” “Maybe after this one we can try to even the odds,” he said with a glint in his eye. “Getting a little ahead of yourself, aren’t you, cowboy?” “Nope. Just making my intentions clear.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Have mercy on me once in a while.” “What?” I asked as he opened the car door for me. “There’s going to be two of you. And while I’m overjoyed at that prospect, I’m also slightly terrified. Just keep my sanity in mind every now and then.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“After we picked up the prescription and were headed to the car, Kane said, “Promise me something.” “Anything.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“and had every kind of chair imaginable, from overstuffed club chairs to tailored armchairs to wooden rocking chairs. We were currently sitting on an incredibly comfortable love seat, and if I’d been in my living room, I’d have kicked my feet up and taken a nap.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“I’m starving,” I said as we sat in Healer Hanna’s cozy waiting room. The place had been painted with sage green and sunset orange”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Shower first, steak and salad second.” His lips twitched. “No cupcakes?” “Maybe cupcakes for dessert.” “That’s what I thought.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“building, he wrapped his arm around my shoulder and held on tight. “Don’t ever get yourself arrested again, got it?” “Got it,” I agreed. “How long have I been in there?” “Three days.” “Good goddess, no wonder I’m starving.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“As he led me down the steps of the council’s administration”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“He froze. “They didn’t feed you for three days?” “Just junk food. I’m dying for a salad and a big piece of steak.” Kane blinked. Then he let out a bark of laughter. “Hell, woman, that’s the last thing I expected you to say. I was about to suggest a big vat of cupcakes, but steak it is.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“shower. Anything else you want to know can wait.” Gratitude welled up in the form of tears, and I had to blink them back. Cripes on toast, pregnant women sure did cry a lot, didn’t they?”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Enough. I’m taking my wife home and throwing her in the”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“out in full force.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“I let out a sardonic laugh. “Looks like the witches of Coven Pointe are”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Kane?” My heart swelled as I jerked back and glanced up, finding him now sitting on the wood beam, Julius right next to him. Kane held his hands out to our friend as Julius cut his restraints away. When had Julius arrived? I glanced over at the trap door in the floor and noted it was still open. He must have slipped”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Bullseye,” I said, my lips curving into a deeply satisfied smile.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“At least she still seemed to have the will to resist him. It was enough to give me a small glimmer of hope that we could defeat him together.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Holy mother of the goddess. He was controlling her against her will. How long had that been going on?”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“No!” I cried and ran to the opening, Sierra right by my side. Conor, the man, was still in that body somewhere. No matter what the dragon did, Conor didn’t deserve to die for it.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“I’d gone blind or lost my hearing.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Without my empath ability, walking into an unknown situation was sort of like”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“I groaned. Charlie snickered. “The pie I eat is cheaper.” “No it’s not,” Pyper countered. “I bet you have to buy her dinner first.” Charlie nodded. “Good point.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“groaned.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“I was getting worried.” “Sorry. I overslept. After all the excitement last night, I forgot to set an alarm.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“If they just needed my presence, wouldn’t it have been easier to abduct me and leave Kane out of it altogether?” “Fair point about the weather magic and them wanting you for something,”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Herbal blueberry tea sounded like a good idea, but in practice it was no substitute for the glorious nectar of Columbian-roast coffee. Especially when one was exhausted.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street

“Charlie snickered. “The pie I eat is cheaper.” “No it’s not,” Pyper countered. “I bet you have to buy her dinner first.”
― Deanna Chase, Hexed on Bourbon Street