Jonah and the Narwhal Quotes

“There was also something odd about Merritt. While I certainly didn’t have my mate’s sense of smell, in his animal form, I should have easily been able to scent Merritt’s secondary gender, but there was nothing. Jonah”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“Your tusk. Shit.” I had forgotten Edwin was basically a goddamn sea unicorn.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“Alpha narwhals could only produce their tusk during sex if they were with their true mate.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“This is something only the alpha of my species can provide, and we can only share it with our true mates.” Something about that niggled at my mind, but I was too keyed up to focus on much more than the feel of fingers where they held me open. I felt another swipe of his tongue, then the press of something blunt, hard, and ridged against the top of my crack. “Wha-what is that?” Edwin ran a soothing hand down my back. “My tusk.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“Alphas of my shifter species don’t knot like our canine shifter cousins, but at the point of orgasm, our cocks get wider and a spiral pattern forms ridges that lock us with our omega mates. The spirals match those on our tusks.” Jonah breathed in sharply and tried to turn in my arms. “Tusks? What are you?” Smiling, I said, “Tuugaalik. A narwhal.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“I’d kept Jonah close for two years because the thought of being without the hints of his scent in my house was almost physically painful. He was my mate, and it had taken until this moment to allow the reality that had shimmered just below the surface of my conscious thoughts to emerge.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“I’d never been focused on a single person during heat before, and the emotions that were threatening to well up scared me. My lynx kept purring mate and mine, but I had to be imagining it.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal

“and the still small voice at the back of my head that had started to faintly whisper Mine, staking an unrealistic and unspoken claim on a man I barely knew but badly wanted.”
― Vinni George, Jonah and the Narwhal