Laurell K. Hamilton Quotes

I Shook My Head. "I'm Good, Nicky Helped."
Nicky Looked At Edward. "She's Having One Of Those What-if-killing-feels-really-good, Doesn't-that-make-me-a-bad-person Moments."
Edward Nodded As If That Made Perfect Sense. "Then It Feels Good. We Can't Really Control What Flips Our Switch; Don't Judge It, Anita, And Just Accept It."
I Wanted To Argue, But It Would Have Been Beyond Stupid To Argue With The Two Sociopaths In My Life. "Why Do I Have Moral Quandary Questions With The Two Of You?"
"Because You Don't Really Have Moral Quandaries About Violence, Anita, But You're Afraid Of Being Judged For Enjoying It, So You Only Bring It To The Two People In Your Life Who Won't Judge You."
I Wanted To Argue With Edward, But I Couldn't. "Well, Fuck.

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