Last Call Quotes

“I have this handy epinephrine stick you can use,” she said, brandishing the medical dagger colloquially known as an epi-pen.”
― Shayne Silvers, Last Call: A Temple Verse Anthology (Nate Temple, #5.5) (Callie Penrose, #4.5)

“My mouth hung open. I couldn’t help it. “Wait, ye mean the Little People? Like, leprechauns?” He shot me a dirty look. “Didn’t anyone ever teach ye not to call us that? I don’t care if ye are Irish, I won’t tolerate ye usin’ a racial slur to demean me fine race.”
― Shayne Silvers, Last Call: A Temple Verse Anthology (Nate Temple, #5.5) (Callie Penrose, #4.5)

“They were Missouri issue, a bland shade of khaki, and displayed the Reds as I’d never seen them: tame, well-kempt, and wholesome. Lies.”
― Shayne Silvers, Last Call: A Temple Verse Anthology (Nate Temple, #5.5) (Callie Penrose, #4.5)

“I squinted down at Othello’s phone to find a bizarre version of a map that had a lot of numbers, coordinates, and strange icons on it. It looked suspiciously illegal,”
― Shayne Silvers, Last Call: A Temple Verse Anthology (Nate Temple, #5.5) (Callie Penrose, #4.5)

“a night in Vegas with two would-be kidnappers and a Russian hacker.”
― Shayne Silvers, Last Call: A Temple Verse Anthology (Nate Temple, #5.5) (Callie Penrose, #4.5)