When Birdie Babysat Spider Quotes

“Bird man has good flavor.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Bird man come back?”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Jack Van Zant was quite a guy. That didn’t stop her from feeling giddy and scared and happy and a little nauseous.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“She was the farthest thing from boring he could imagine.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“How could he not like Birdie? The woman was a real live spitfire. She did what she wanted, said what she meant, and was about the smartest thing on two legs he’d come across since he’d moved to Nocturne Falls.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“rooting around under the porch, even if it was a rescue mission.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“It was night, after all, and her clientele were now awake. Wouldn’t do to have them step outside only to find a pair of familiars, a witch and a werewolf”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“The Black Rose was located in a beautiful old house and run by a lovely hobbit named Mrs. Edna Turnbuckle. She was a kind, gentle woman with a welcoming spirit and a ready smile, but Birdie thought it best to give her a heads up about what was happening outside her inn all the same. It”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Outstanding. You’re my favorite niece, you know that?” “I’m your only niece.” Birdie lifted her chin in mock indignation. “It’s still a very prestigious position.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“bad. Window scare Spider. Spider hide. Bad window.” She bit the inside of her cheek to keep from laughing.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Window”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“You don’t have to do this for me.” “I know. But I want to.” She looked at him, her eyes filled with unreadable emotion.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Plus she was pretty and had the kind of curvy figure that made a man weak and stupid in the best possible way.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“And what do ravens eat?” Jack was a familiar, a particular kind of supernatural who could enhance and strengthen the powers of the witch he was bonded to. It also meant he could shift into a raven. She’d never seen him do it, but his son, Cole, who was engaged to Pandora Williams, was the same kind of supernatural, and she’d seen him in raven form once.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“I didn’t know it was going to snow either.” She turned to see who the deep, male voice had come from, recognizing it even as she saw his face. “Hi, Jack.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Jenna’s confession didn’t surprise Birdie. People were always sharing tidbits with her that they weren’t supposed to. Maybe confidability was one of her superpowers. She casually ate a fry and tried to look curious in a purely scientific way.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Jenna, how’s your sister doing?” “Great. Don’t tell Tessa I said anything, but she and Sebastian are trying for a baby.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“Jack Van Zant was in to see you while you were gone.” “Oh?” A little tickle went down Birdie’s spine. Jack was a handsome man and a great dancer, something she’d learned at the Black and Orange Ball, but she’d been purposefully keeping him at arm’s length.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“The owner of Howler’s, Bridget Merrow, was also the sister to Hank and Titus and therefore, Birdie’s niece. That made getting lunch from Howler’s a”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider

“But her territory was currently getting a fresh coat of paint. Much needed too. Her little cottage was long overdue for a sprucing up. And this was only a short trip. Jayne would be back Saturday night. In time to enjoy the next day, New Year’s Eve, with the new man in her life, Sinclair Crowe.”
― Kristen Painter, When Birdie Babysat Spider