My Primal Mate Quotes

“Do you have anything to say to this listing of your crimes?” the leader of the panel, a sparse-quilled male, asks tightly. I shrug, willing my quills to remain flat. “It’s not that long?” I make it a question,”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“His gaze trails from my face down to my chest, then to my hands, my fingers fidgeting on the tabletop. “But the chains should be on you,” he purrs. “And they will be again when I have you at my mercy.” Can I get a mop in visiting room three?”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“Cower in submission, you weakling, I think. Aloud, I say, “Progress is good.”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“The human female definitely poisoned me. I’m certain of it as I lay on my back on my rug next to the plate, empty save for a little card beneath clear plastic in the center of it. The calling card of an assassin. Bold, but then again, so was she to approach me so openly with her death cakes. My stomach hurts so much that I fear it will burst open and spill out my entrails.”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“It’s a pity she’s insane. At least, I must assume she is based on her mad rambling.”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“Yes, it’s still just cupcakes on there and not turd nuggets, which is what his distrustful tone implies.”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate

“Girl next door pretty,” is how people usually describe me. I’ll take it! It’s a lot better than “pumpkin head” or “soulless one.”
― Susan Trombley, My Primal Mate