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Wolfhunter River (Stillhouse Lake, #3) Wolfhunter River by Rachel Caine
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“No, Kez, don’t pour sugar on a pile of shit and call it breakfast.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“But Sam doesn’t need to be my therapy, or my life preserver, or my rescuer. I have to be all those things for myself if a marriage between us is ever going to work.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Because what Miranda represents . . . it’s dead, as dead to me as Gwen’s marriage is to her. I tell myself that, even as I recognize that Melvin’s ghost has never stopped haunting either one of us. Dead doesn’t mean gone.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Dead doesn’t mean gone.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“It always is complicated, from the inside. People on the outside looking in seem to think it’s simple to cut ties, walk away . . . but there are so many ropes holding a person down. Children. Extended family. Friends. Jobs. Money. Obligations. Guilt. And fear, so much fear. The most dangerous time in any woman’s life is when she’s separating from a partner, particularly an abusive one. Women instinctively know that, even if they’ve never seen the blood-drenched statistics. Sometimes it feels safer to endure the devil you know.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“I’m fine,” I automatically tell her, because that’s what I always tell her. And myself. But it doesn’t take a paid psychologist to figure out that I’m not okay. I’m having flashbacks. Cold sweats. Nightmares. And now this”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Rely on the internet for how you look at the world, though, and you'll see the worst side of people represented far too much.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“don’t pour sugar on a pile of shit and call it breakfast.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“I want to pull the gun and empty the magazine into her straight, arrogant back. I don’t.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“one thing I know about people from deep personal experience: they’re happy to jump on the hate train if it makes them feel like fucking heroes.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Rely on the internet for how you look at the world, though, and you’ll see the worst side of people represented far too much.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“You don’t fight the sea. You leave until the flood’s over.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Conspiracy theories have been multiplying insanely for years now, ever more ridiculous and far-fetched. Chemicals in contrails. Anti-vaxxers. Climate-change deniers. And all those are almost precious compared to the toxic horror of the 9/11 and school-shooting truthers who reduce the worst nightmare of any parent’s life to fakery, and rip the survivors’ lives apart.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“I felt something for her once. Not tenderness. Not love. But a shared delusion that expresses itself in violence is almost more intimate than love.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Do not fall for things that feel right, and sound wrong. Understand?”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“People put together big movements on the internet. They help each other. Strangers help strangers. It isn't all bad.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Woman, I spend my days hammering nails and building strong walls. I'm plenty manly enough.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“Killing someone isn't like in the movies, something that you shrug off with a quip and a drink. It eats at you, even when the person you kill unquestionably has to die. And there's no way that her feelings about Melvin aren't, at the very deepest level, still complicated.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“I'm laughing at the thought that you only bring monsters into your bed. You deserve that.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“sympathetic”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River
“And I fall.”
Rachel Caine, Wolfhunter River