Timberwolves Quotes

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Sometimes when you try too hard to protect the people you care about, you end up hurting them instead.” - Jase, Time Mends (Timber Wolves #2)
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Tammy Blackwell (Time Mends (Timber Wolves Trilogy, #2))
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Sometimes when you try too hard to protect the people you care about, you end up hurting them instead.” - Jase
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Tammy Blackwell
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Nothing in Hell can stop the Timberwolves!
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Peter A. Grable
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There’s no doubt who it is, William β€œBilly the Kid” Jefferson, former point guard for the Minneapolis Metro Area Timberwolves, two-time NBA champion, and apparently, psychopathic serial killer. I have to get back into think.Net range and call Maria.
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Nat Kozinn (Different Strong (Chosen Different Book 2))
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I tugged my threadbare men's T-shirt off and wiggled my tits into a sports bra before throwing an oversized Vampire Diaries sweatshirt over the top. It’d been a joke gift from Seph a few years ago because it read Mystic Falls Timberwolves. But it was also super cozy, so I wore it way more than I should.
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Tate James (7th Circle (Hades, #1))
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Kate, meet Hades, leader of the infamous Tri-state Timberwolves." My jaw dropped, then I burst out laughing. "You've got to be kidding me." THE MOTHERFUCKING END.
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Tate James (Kate (Madison Kate, #4))
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I didn't sleep with my employees. Not ever. Not until tonight. Dammit. I needed to get my shit together. I was a successful, twenty-three-year-old businesswoman and the head of a crime syndicate. I was a cold-blooded killer and a merciless bitch to anyone who crossed me. To everyone who'd met me or heard of me in the years since my family's near massacre, I was all of those things rolled into one intimidating, fear-inducing name. Hades. The leader of the Tri-State Timberwolves.
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Tate James (7th Circle (Hades, #1))
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Plus, guards did not jump straight from prep hoops to the NBA. It just wasn’t something to be done. In the history of basketball, five other high schoolers had gone direct to the Association, and all five were forwards or centers. The last one to make the move, a Farragut Career Academy senior named Kevin Garnett, stood 6-foot-11 and was a rebounding and shot-blocking machine. Even with his size and strength, he joined the Minnesota Timberwolves in 1995 and averaged but 10.4 points per game. β€œIt was,” he later said, β€œreally hard.
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Jeff Pearlman (Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty)