Nalini Singh Quotes About Mercy

Quotes about: Mercy

• Riley : "Do you want to claw at me, kitty-cat? Come on." Mercy: "Sorry, I don't beat defenseless puppies.

  Nalini Singh

  Sorry, Cat, Want

• Mercy laughed. “You have to excuse them—boys suffer from an incurable disability.” “What?” “Testosterone.

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  Boys, Suffering, Disability

  Nalini Singh (2009). “Branded by Fire”, p.68, Penguin

• Should've thought of that before you told my ex-girlfriend I eat live kittens for breakfast." A tiny twinge of guilt. Then the cat wondered what Riley would think of her last successful "shoo-away." "Who knew she'd believe me?" [Mercy responded.] "Oh no? When you 'accidentally' opened the cupboard to expose my 'kitten cage' full of the poor, sad kitties I was going to snack on?" A raised eyebrow. "Wasn't the cage next to my special 'kitten defurring' tools?" "They were obviously fake." Bas just stared at her.

  Nalini Singh

  Girlfriend, Believe, Cat

• Be gentle with him, Mercy. He's got a heart as big as Texas— he'll die for you without blinking. But he doesn't expect anyone to do the same for him.

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  Heart, Texas, Mercy

  Nalini Singh (2012). “Nalini Singh: The Psy-Changeling Series”, p.274, Penguin

• You should sit,” Lucas said, and he wasn't talking to Mercy. Sascha stared at him. “I didn't realize pregnancy of four weeks' duration made me incapable of standing upright.” “It makes me incapable of reason.

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  Pregnancy, Talking, Four

  Nalini Singh (2012). “Nalini Singh: The Psy-Changeling Series”, p.346, Penguin

• I need a Stetson, so I can ride you like a cowgirl" - Mercy to Riley

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  Needs, Cowgirls, Mercy

• When the kid began to flag, Riley picked her up, swung her onto his back, and kept running. The leopard in Mercy growled in approval - whatever his faults (and they were many and legend), Riley knew how to take care of the innocent.

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  Running, Kids, Flags

  Nalini Singh (2009). “Branded by Fire”, p.35, Penguin

• Content in a way he’d rarely been before Mercy, he simply stroked her until she purred. It delighted him as it always did. “I made you purr.” A lazy yawn. “I’m faking it.

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  Lazy, Way, Mercy

  Nalini Singh (2012). “Tangle of Need: A Psy-Changeling Novel”, p.152, Penguin

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