“Don't stop kissing me, vampire, or I will kill you.”
Kresley Cole book No Rest for the Wicked
Source: No Rest for the Wicked
“Vampires were always either trying to kill me, or own me. God I hated being popular.”
— Laurell K. Hamilton, book Cerulean Sins
Source: Cerulean Sins
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