“You touch him and I will drop you like the piece of shit you are,” Callan warned.”
―
Sloane Kennedy,
Finding Home
“Hawke was going to end up breaking my heart, and I was going to let him.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Retribution
“Is this what she would have wanted, Hawke?" Ronan asked quietly. "Justice at the cost of an innocent man and his child?” ― Sloane Kennedy, Retribution
“Eli, last night was the best night of my entire life,” I whispered harshly. His eyes finally opened up a bit more and I realized I had his complete attention. “My entire fucking life,” I said firmly. “And that scares the ever loving shit out of me.” Eli” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“And he makes me laugh." The kiss of death, right there.” ― Elle Kennedy, Misfit
“Fuck, I needed to tread carefully here. “You saw me, Eli. I think it was pretty obvious that I wanted you.” “Then why-” “Because I want you,” I said firmly. “Not that guy on his knees in the garage who thinks no one will ever see him as anything other than garbage.” Eli” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Eli said angrily. “I. Am. Not. Leaving. You.” I” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Cock-blocked by a twelve-year-old,” Mace drawled. His” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 1
“That was the last time there was a you or a me because I knew the second I held you in my arms in the shower that you were mine and I was yours. There’s only “we” now and we will make this decision together.” “I” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 3
“I like how he calls you Thor.” “I know,” I said with a laugh. “It’s the hair,” I added. Eli didn’t join me in the joke. Instead he looked at my hair and then dropped his eyes to mine. “No, it’s not.” My insides tightened at that and I was tempted to drag him down on my lap again. Better yet, I wanted to lay him down on the table and feast on every part of his body. “Why” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Write down your fucking statement here or in a jail cell. Doesn’t matter to me either way,” he snarled as he reared back and thrust the pad forward once more and turned to go. “I can’t you asshole. I’m dyslexic.” ***” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 3
“Mav turned around and slowly pulled his shirt off. Saliva filled my mouth as I watched the snakes shift and dance along his back with every rippling flex of his muscles. “Turn” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“I’d done exactly what I’d told myself I wouldn’t. I’d touched him. Endlessly. With” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Eli whispered the words I’d never thought I’d hear in my entire life…and wasn’t sure I’d ever wanted to. “I love you, Mav.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“It was all about me. For the first time in my whole goddamn life, I was being put first.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Hell, he hadn’t even touched my ass. He’d kissed me. Everywhere. Softly, reverently. And then his fingers had followed. It was the strangest fucking foreplay I’d never known. And I’d loved it. “Dante,” ― Sloane Kennedy, Atonement
“I sighed in relief. He wasn’t letting me go…yet.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“The President of the United States had just been murdered -- and he, Virgil Edward Hoffman, had seen the men who did it. There was always a chance that someone else could have seen them, too, but even in the distress of the moment, Ed somehow doubted it. All he knew for certain was that he had to make sure the two men didn't get away with their unspeakable deed. They had to be caught and made to pay, he thought, as the image of the mortally wounded President flashed before his mind's eye and made him shudder. It was all Ed could do to keep from running across the busy freeway toward where he had last seen the two men. But logic told him that it was too far, and there were too many obstacles in the way. He knew he would never make it. As the limousine roared on past with its tragic cargo, Ed's eyes darted back to the area behind the wooden fence -- just in time to witness the final act unfolding in the deadly tableau 150 yards away. "The train man was still standing there. I could see him very plainly. I watched him take the gun apart. I don't know how he did it because I don't know anything about guns, but he dismantled it and put it inside the brown suitcase. Then he started running, too. He ran off to the north, into the railroad yards. I managed to keep him in sight until he ran behind a train. He ran right around the caboose and disappeared, and after that I couldn't see him anymore.” ― Bill Sloan, The Kennedy Conspiracy: 12 Startling Revelations About the JFK Assassination
“I wasn’t sure I’d heard him right and I started to shake my head, but Matty piped up. “It’s a second chance,” he said matter-of-factly. “Papa says everyone deserves a second chance.” “Memphis,” ― Sloane Kennedy, Vengeance
“Hawke was going to end up breaking my heart, and I was going to let him.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Retribution
“Is this what she would have wanted, Hawke?" Ronan asked quietly. "Justice at the cost of an innocent man and his child?” ― Sloane Kennedy, Retribution
“Eli, last night was the best night of my entire life,” I whispered harshly. His eyes finally opened up a bit more and I realized I had his complete attention. “My entire fucking life,” I said firmly. “And that scares the ever loving shit out of me.” Eli” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“And he makes me laugh." The kiss of death, right there.” ― Elle Kennedy, Misfit
“Fuck, I needed to tread carefully here. “You saw me, Eli. I think it was pretty obvious that I wanted you.” “Then why-” “Because I want you,” I said firmly. “Not that guy on his knees in the garage who thinks no one will ever see him as anything other than garbage.” Eli” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Eli said angrily. “I. Am. Not. Leaving. You.” I” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Cock-blocked by a twelve-year-old,” Mace drawled. His” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 1
“That was the last time there was a you or a me because I knew the second I held you in my arms in the shower that you were mine and I was yours. There’s only “we” now and we will make this decision together.” “I” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 3
“I like how he calls you Thor.” “I know,” I said with a laugh. “It’s the hair,” I added. Eli didn’t join me in the joke. Instead he looked at my hair and then dropped his eyes to mine. “No, it’s not.” My insides tightened at that and I was tempted to drag him down on my lap again. Better yet, I wanted to lay him down on the table and feast on every part of his body. “Why” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Write down your fucking statement here or in a jail cell. Doesn’t matter to me either way,” he snarled as he reared back and thrust the pad forward once more and turned to go. “I can’t you asshole. I’m dyslexic.” ***” ― Sloane Kennedy, A Family Chosen: Volume 3
“Mav turned around and slowly pulled his shirt off. Saliva filled my mouth as I watched the snakes shift and dance along his back with every rippling flex of his muscles. “Turn” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“I’d done exactly what I’d told myself I wouldn’t. I’d touched him. Endlessly. With” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Eli whispered the words I’d never thought I’d hear in my entire life…and wasn’t sure I’d ever wanted to. “I love you, Mav.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“It was all about me. For the first time in my whole goddamn life, I was being put first.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“Hell, he hadn’t even touched my ass. He’d kissed me. Everywhere. Softly, reverently. And then his fingers had followed. It was the strangest fucking foreplay I’d never known. And I’d loved it. “Dante,” ― Sloane Kennedy, Atonement
“I sighed in relief. He wasn’t letting me go…yet.” ― Sloane Kennedy, Forsaken
“The President of the United States had just been murdered -- and he, Virgil Edward Hoffman, had seen the men who did it. There was always a chance that someone else could have seen them, too, but even in the distress of the moment, Ed somehow doubted it. All he knew for certain was that he had to make sure the two men didn't get away with their unspeakable deed. They had to be caught and made to pay, he thought, as the image of the mortally wounded President flashed before his mind's eye and made him shudder. It was all Ed could do to keep from running across the busy freeway toward where he had last seen the two men. But logic told him that it was too far, and there were too many obstacles in the way. He knew he would never make it. As the limousine roared on past with its tragic cargo, Ed's eyes darted back to the area behind the wooden fence -- just in time to witness the final act unfolding in the deadly tableau 150 yards away. "The train man was still standing there. I could see him very plainly. I watched him take the gun apart. I don't know how he did it because I don't know anything about guns, but he dismantled it and put it inside the brown suitcase. Then he started running, too. He ran off to the north, into the railroad yards. I managed to keep him in sight until he ran behind a train. He ran right around the caboose and disappeared, and after that I couldn't see him anymore.” ― Bill Sloan, The Kennedy Conspiracy: 12 Startling Revelations About the JFK Assassination
“I wasn’t sure I’d heard him right and I started to shake my head, but Matty piped up. “It’s a second chance,” he said matter-of-factly. “Papa says everyone deserves a second chance.” “Memphis,” ― Sloane Kennedy, Vengeance
