“It wasn't just that he was a good kisser (he was), it was everything. The way his fingers clung to mine like I was the only thing holding him down, the way his mouth slid over my body like every… — Rachel Bach Copy Share Image
“He was leaning back on his bench, scratching his chin thoughtfully. “Why would Charkov sleep with you?” “Gee, I don’t know,” I said, glowering.… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“Maps are freely available on the tribe ship grid, Hyrek typed. Though if you wish to think of me as all knowing, I will… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“Did I pick safety or ambition? The slow and steady or the gamble? I smiled. Put like that, it wasn’t even a question.” — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“The captain’s sister-in-law had traded her mechanic’s coveralls for a colorful shirt, shorts, and a huge straw hat. She looked like a tourist, and… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“Before I’d signed on with Caldswell, my life had followed a pattern: obey orders, climb the ladder, keep my eyes on the prize. It… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“They weren’t even taking me seriously enough to bother removing my guns, which I took as a personal insult.” — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“I knew I’d have to face the music eventually, but for now, I was more than happy to procrastinate.” — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“The truth is that there are no heroes. We're all villains excusing our actions by hiding behind a greater good.” — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“That, plus the huge traffic jams I could see on the public skyways even at this distance, told me this was no place for… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“The situation was so ridiculously bad it could have been the punch line of a joke, and if I hadn’t been the one getting… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“I was born a bossy bitch, so you can either roll with it or get rolled over.” — Rachel Bach Copy Share
“Now, do you want to talk first or eat first?” My questions were burning a hole in my tongue, but I’d been a merc… — Rachel Bach Copy Share
