The Bluff Quotes

“action such as a call or raise intended to deceive others about the cards a player has in hand; a lie told to others or to oneself”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“the cards a player has in hand; a lie told to others or to oneself”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“action”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“James,” Chevy calls as I’m starting to walk away. “You still have my blessing. So long as you keep looking at my sister like she’s the only woman in the world.” I raise my brows. “Isn’t she?”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“Winnie: You’re really not going to come with me? James: No Winnie: Fine. I’ll sit with Daniel. James: What time should I meet you”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“I’m sure she could handle you on her own. But that doesn’t mean she should have to. Leave.” If I liked the way James stepped in to physically protect me, I love his verbal defense even more. I have a theory. It’s that every woman has two fantasies—one where she’s rescued by a dashing hero, and one where she doesn’t need a hero at all and rescues herself.”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“When there’s that much tension between two people, they’ll end up kissing or killing each other.”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff

“But real boyfriends suck. See: Dale. Whereas fictional ones never let me down. They come complete with a grand gesture and an HEA every dang time.”
― Emma St. Clair, The Bluff