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The Librarian's Vampire Assistant (The Librarian's Vampire Assistant, #1) The Librarian's Vampire Assistant by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff
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“I think…I think that sometimes dreams are meant to give us momentum or direction, but your true calling happens along the way.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Yes or no, Vanderhorsssthst?” He glares. “And sink very carefully about your answer because I have cliffhanger on zi brain and I am not happy.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Can you believe diss woman!” Nice yells, suddenly appearing at my side. “Another cliffhanger. I will find diss writer woman and compel her to finish di damn story!”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“I am about to step forward to assist, but she seems all right, rubbing her head and apologizing to the entire world. I hope she doesn’t stab herself with a straw or spontaneously combust. Then I’ll never get my coffee. I cannot start my day without it.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Apparently, Clive left out a lot of things. And since vampires are not the most communicative, and I am apparently the equivalent of Vlad the Impaler—and have been since profession #2 in the 1600s—no one has stepped up to give me the vampire birds and bees talk.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Books everywhere. Librarian down. Librarian down! I rush to her aid.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Nice cannot.” All right. And we are also now referring to him in the third person. As I said, he defies all definitions of weird.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Sure. Sure. Look all you want, you…bond harlot! You cannot have it. “I”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Women were objects of desire to be enjoyed and then tossed aside or married for their fortune. Yes, yes. I was a pig; however, in the 1600s things were different. Men avoided affairs of the heart at all costs because it might cost them everything—rank, inheritance, and the respect of other men.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant
“Aspen frowns with his golden brows that are almost too bushy to be called brows. More like eyelid mustaches.”
Mimi Jean Pamfiloff, The Librarian's Vampire Assistant