Ignite Me
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307 printed pages
- Publication year
- 2014
Impressions
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👍Worth readingLOVE
- Polina Venedchukshared an impressionlast year
5\5⭐️
- Ljubica Vujasinovicshared an impressionlast year
LITTERALY AMAZING. I can't believe just how good this book was! Out of all the other books that came before this, this one is by far my absolute favorite one. Warner and Juliette finaly got together and shared so many cute little moments, Anderson is finally dead, there is so much action and the war was so interesting to read about, Juliette learned to fully control her power and i just delta so proud of her because she cant com pare to the person she was in the first book. Just WOW. Defintely read this!
Quotes
- emmahas quoted3 years ago
“Up,” he says, gasping for air. “Lift your arms up.”
I do.
He tugs up my shirt. Pulls it over my head. Tosses it to the floor.
“Lie back,” he says to me, still breathing hard, guiding me onto the table as his hands slide down my spine, under my backside. He unbuttons my jeans. Unzips them. Says, “Lift your hips for me, love,” and hooks his fingers around the waist of my pants and my underwear at the same time. Tugs them down.
I gasp.
I’m lying on his table in nothing but my bra.
Then that’s gone, too.
His hands are moving up my legs and the insides of my thighs and his lips are making their way down my chest, and he’s undoing what little is left of my composure and every bit of my sanity and I’m aching, everywhere, tasting colors and sounds I didn’t even know existed. My head is pressed back against the table and my hands are gripping his shoulders and he’s hot, everywhere, gentle and somehow so urgent, and I’m trying not to scream and he’s already moving down my body, he’s already chosen where to kiss me. How to kiss me.
And he’s not going to stop. - b0034318786has quoted8 years agohe pulls back just to look me in the eye and his chest is heaving and he says, “I think,” he says, “my heart is going to explode,”
- Eugeniahas quoted4 years ago
No gun, no sword, no army or king will ever be more powerful than a sentence. Swords may cut and kill, but words will stab and stay, burying themselves in our bones to become corpses we carry into the future, all the time digging and failing to rip their skeletons from our flesh
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