Quotes of Jessie Donovan

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“Rationalize all you like, I don’t care. All that matters is that your body reacts to mine, which means I won’t have to try too hard to get you naked.” ― Jessie Donovan, Sacrificed to the Dragon: Part 1
“Since you’ve had a rational conversation without breaking down or bursting into tears, I think you’re mentally sound enough to be sacrificed.” ― Jessie Donovan, Sacrificed to the Dragon: Part 1
“door before it eased open. Melanie peeked her head inside, but once she saw he was awake, she came in and closed the door behind” ― Jessie Donovan, Sacrificed to the Dragon: Part 4
“Squeezing her soft body tighter, Bram murmured, "Get ready, human, because your life will never be the same after you've kissed a dragonman.” ― Jessie Donovan, Seducing the Dragon: Part 1
“Whoever said they loved being pregnant had to be lying.” ― Jessie Donovan, Loved by the Dragon
“For the first time in her life, she was beginning to think she might have someone to stand at her side and help her fight her battles. Someone to both encourage her and give her the truth when she needed to hear it. Someone to laugh or cry with when it came to her failures or successes. And that person was” ― Jessie Donovan, Sacrificed to the Dragon
“his dragon would quietly retreat” ― Jessie Donovan, Stonefire Dragons Collection: Volume One
“they” ― Jessie Donovan, Sacrificed to the Dragon
“Some of her confidence faded. "I'm not quite as sexy as I once was, I'm afraid." He growled. "Nonsense." Lifting the hem of her top, he exposed her belly and traced the stretch marks left from her pregnancy. "These are battle scars you should wear proudly.” ― Jessie Donovan, Revealing the Dragons
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Jessie Donovan

Jessie Donovan has sold over half a million books, has given away hundreds of thousands more to readers for free, and has even hit the NY Times and USA Today bestseller lists. She is best known for her dragon-shifter series, but also writes about magic users,…

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