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“He was utterly focused, so hard on the outside. But he handled the bomb the way he handled her, every movement gentle, every touch…

— Kit Rocha

“Her throat was tight, her nerves singing, the way they always did before she walked into battle. This was the part she liked least,…

— Cassandra Clare

“She didn’t argue or resist or even speak. She simply followed him, not knowing where he was taking her. The manner in which he…

— Kristen Morgen

“He had a very offensive style, much like her, not naturally relying on defence and instead attempting to reject the need for such a…

— Simone King

“he started to slash, wack, and thrust furiously. With backhands, forehands, fivehands (that’s not actually an attack), stabs, jabs, and everything in between”

— Benedict Fetsch

“Her gaze slid up the thick muscles of his arm, imagining her hand doing the same, imagining what it would feel like to explore…

— Melissa Cutler

“Cassian had been teaching me these weeks about how to feel out an opponent—what were her words but the opening movements in another sort…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Sense entered into a short, violent skirmish with instinct and inclination, and was overwhelmed.”

— Robert Galbraith

“Finally, when she was shaking so much that he staggered with the violence of her pleasure, he drove her back against the wall and…

— Susan Napier

“He had to learn that those who treated him in a hostile way did so out of weakness. He saw the hostility and reacted…

— Ken Follett

“her wariness, but he still had to tread carefully.  He”

— Donna Grant

“It had not occurred to him that he might win this fight. Winning a fight, in his mind, is associated with some sort of…

— Nick Harkaway