Claimed by the Hunter Quotes

“And if your knight in shining loincloth comes to take you away, please ask him to send me a friend.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“Presents from your not so secret admirer!” She clapped her hands together like a child on Christmas morning. “This is so exciting.” She peered outside and looked around. “I wonder if he’s still around.” She raised her voice and broadcasted, “Thank you, mister Xarc’n warrior. Alice isn’t rejecting your offers. Really, she isn’t!”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“You will never be alone again, my little female. You have me now.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“And here’s your knight in shining loincloth!”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“He hissed and grabbed my ass, digging his fingers into my flesh. “You have fire. I like, Little Flame. But bite is foreplay. You say no funny business. Be calm.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“This,” I pointed to Alice, “is my female. You and your group will never touch her. If I catch any of you bothering her again, I will kill all of you. Do you understand?” I ignored the fact that the entire group was as good as dead anyway, with the noxious spores in their systems.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“But as many of the Xarc’n warriors here on Earth had discovered, Earth females triggered our long latent mating responses.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“Cynthia is still alive, and you know it. We spotted her traveling with the alien, remember? She looked healthier, well-fed. And happy, too. She was smiling. That could be you.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“They put themselves in danger every day to fight those damn bugs, and that’s good enough for me.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“It was her! The female I’d been looking for since before the cold season started. I’d recognize her tantalizing scent anywhere.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter

“He smiled, and the look was so terrifying, I nearly shat myself. Sharp teeth lined his mouth, and there was no doubt I faced a predator. I preferred him frowning.”
― Lynnea Lee, Claimed by the Hunter