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CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Be grateful. But do not JUST be grateful. Be grateful AND brave. Be grateful AND ambitious. Be grateful AND righteous. Be grateful AND persistent. Be grateful AND loud. Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
A howl is as infectious to a wolf as a yawn is to a human.
Kevin Ansbro
CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Her victory is your victory. Celebrate with her. Your victory is her victory. Point to her.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Her dark eyes sparkled in the sunlight as she stared up at me. "You are a moon child. She calls to you.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
I buried my fingers in her thick, silky hair. Her teeth brushed my neck, her scent filling my lungs, and I tightened my grip, growling against her ear. "Dream come true.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
Her soft lips met mine over and over, scorching my soul as she gradually pulled back. "If I had known werewolves were such great kissers, I would've found one much sooner.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Believe in yourselves. Stand up and say: GIVE ME THE EFFING BALL. GIVE ME THE EFFING JOB. GIVE ME THE SAME PAY THAT THE GUY NEXT TO ME GETS. GIVE ME THE PROMOTION. GIVE ME THE MICROPHONE. GIVE ME THE OVAL OFFICE. GIVE ME THE RESPECT I DESERVE— AND GIVE IT TO MY WOLFPACK, TOO.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
You should've known this ring belongs to me. Eye of the tiger." I shoved him. "But I have the heart of the wolf, asshole.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
...the band broke into a cover of "Hungry Like the Wolf." I smiled up at mine. He was sexy even in soaking wet blue jeans. "Dance with me.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
Failure is not something to be ashamed of—nor is it proof of unworthiness. Failure is something to be powered by. When we live afraid to fail, we don’t take risks. We don’t bring our entire selves to the table—so we end up failing before we even begin. Let’s stop worrying: What if I fail? Instead, let’s promise ourselves: When I fail, I’ll stick around.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power and Change the Game)
You are one hell of a kisser." A sexy, crooked smile curved on his lips. "You inspire me.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
Note: When they say you're ridiculous, you know you're onto something.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Wear what you want. Love who you love. Become what you imagine. Create what you need. You were never Little Red Riding Hood. You were always the Wolf.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Jason lifted me up, and I wrapped my legs around his waist. His forehead rested against mine. "I've never liked dancing." He started to sway with the music and the tide, turning us slowly. "But maybe I just never had the right partner.
Lisa Kessler (Harvest Moon (Moon, #4))
You will not always be the goal scorer. When you are not, you better be rushing toward her.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
A woman who doesn’t give up can never lose.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Claim your power, and bring along your full humanity. Clear the way for others to do the same. Because what our families, our companies, and the world needs is nothing more—and nothing less— than exactly who we are.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Once a month, for one evening, we are free to wear our natural skins. We are on the outside as we are internally.
D.R. Hedge (The Geri Rogue)
You were never Little Red Riding Hood. You were always the Wolf.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
When we live afraid to fail, we don’t take risks. We don’t bring our entire selves to the table—so we end up failing before we even begin.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Recently, on a call with a company hiring me to teach about leadership, a man said, "Excuse me, Abby, I just need to ensure that what you present is applicable to men, too." I said, "Good question! But only if you've asked every male speaker you;ve hired if his message is applicable to women, too.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power and Change the Game)
Leadership is taking care of yourself and empowering others to do the same. Leadership is not a position to earn, it’s an inherent power to claim. Leadership is the blood that runs through your veins—it’s born in you. It’s not the privilege of a few, it is the right and responsibility of all. Leader is not a title that the world gives to you—it’s an offering that you give to the world.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Wolves did not keep secrets from one another. They didn’t worry about having enough money or finishing school or winning races . They didn’t interfere with nature and have to figure out what was too much and what was enough. They were nature.
C.D. Bell (Chimera (Weregirl #2))
You might find yourself holding a baby instead of a briefcase and fearing that your colleagues are “getting ahead” and leaving you behind. Here’s what’s important: You are allowed to be disappointed when it feels like life’s benched you. What you aren’t allowed to do is miss your opportunity to lead from the bench. If you’re not a leader on the bench, don’t call yourself a leader on the field. You’re either a leader everywhere or nowhere.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power and Change the Game)
We can choose our own comfort even if it makes other people uncomfortable.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Women - who are feared by many to be a threat to our system - will become our society's salvation.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
We are the ones we've been waiting for. WE. ARE. THE. WOLVES.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Old Rule: Stay on the path. New Rule: Create your own path.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Wear what you want. Love who you love. Become what you imagine. Create what you need. You were never Little Red Riding Hood. You were always the Wolf.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Old Rule: Wait for permission to lead. New Rule: Lead now - from wherever you are.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Women must stop following the Old Rules, which exist only to maintain the status quo. If we follow the rules we've always followed, the game will remain the same. Old ways of thinking will never help us build a new world. Out with the Old. In with the New.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
The world needs to see women take risks, fail big, and insist on their right to stick around and try again. And again. And again. A champion never allows a short-term failure to take her out of the long-term game. A woman who doesn't give up can never lose.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
What keeps the pay gap in existence is not just the entitlement and complicity of men. It's the gratitude of women. Our gratitude is how power uses the tokenism of a few women to keep the rest of us in line.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Leadership is volunteering at the local school, speaking encouraging words to a friend, and holding the hand of a dying parent. It’s tying dirty shoelaces and going to therapy and saying to our families and friends: No. We don’t do unkindness here. It’s signing up to run for the school board and it’s driving that single mom’s kid home from practice and it’s creating boundaries that prove to the world that you value yourself. Leadership is taking care of yourself and empowering others to do the same.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
I hated being imprisoned in my own home, my wolf hated it.
Masters Sinclair
We aren't taught to mourn. We're told to forget.
D.R. Hedge (The Geri Rogue)
New Rule: Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
She was just...hurt. And tired of feeling as if she wasn't good enough to officially mate with. It was no wonder her wolf was going insane.
Katie Reus (Protective Instinct (Moon Shifter, #5.5))
You see, soccer didn’t make me who I am. I brought who I am to soccer, and I get to bring who I am wherever I go. So do you.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
[...] insist upon remembering. Because we know that the lessons of yesterday's loss become the fuel for tomorrow's win.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
I am the Lone Wolf and the Moon is mine.
Avijeet Das
making a square around the greatest living Olympic Knight, like a wolfpack come upon a great panther of the forest.
Pierce Brown (Morning Star (Red Rising, #3))
GIVE ME THE RESPECT I DESERVE— AND GIVE IT TO MY WOLFPACK, TOO.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Try. Fail. Feel it burn. Then transform Failure into your Fuel.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Here’s what’s important: You are allowed to be disappointed when it feels like life’s benched you. What you aren’t allowed to do is miss your opportunity to lead from the bench. If you’re not a leader on the bench, don’t call yourself a leader on the field. You’re either a leader everywhere or nowhere.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Believe in yourselves. Stand up and say: GIVE ME THE EFFING BALL. GIVE ME THE EFFING JOB. GIVE ME THE SAME PAY THAT THE GUY NEXT TO ME GETS. GIVE ME THE PROMOTION. GIVE ME THE MICROPHONE. GIVE ME THE OVAL OFFICE. GIVE ME THE RESPECT I DESERVE - AND GIVE IT TO MY WOLFPACK, TOO.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
IF U CAN'T RUN WITH THE PACK CONTTER YOURSELF 2 BE HUNTED BY THE PACK DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON THE WOLFPACK U MIGHT WINE UP IN A BODY BAG NWO WOLFPACK IS ALWAYS AND I DO MEAN ALWAYS WILL BE 4-LIFE 2 SWEET IF U'RE NOT DOWN WITH WWE'S OWN D-GENERATION X THEN I HAVE ONLY 2 WORDS 4 U SUCK IT
DARA METH
Abby, You were never Little Red Riding Hood. You were always the Wolf. There is a wolf inside of every woman. Her wolf is who she was made to be before the world told her who to be. Her wolf is her talent, her power, her dreams, her voice, her curiosity, her courage, her dignity, her choices—her truest identity.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
NEW RULES 1. Create your own path. 2. Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve. 3. Lead now—from wherever you are. 4. Failure means you’re finally IN the game. 5. Be FOR each other. 6. Believe in yourself. Demand the ball. 7. Lead with humanity. Cultivate Leaders. 8. You’re not alone. You’ve got your Pack.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD IS ABOUT SEX EXCEPT SEX. SEX IS ABOUT POWER.” Oscar Wilde, 1854‐1900
Abby Weeks (Given to the Pack (Wolfpack Trilogy, #1))
An army of disciplined sheep is greater than an army of undisciplined wolves.
Matshona Dhliwayo
They laid that new path—brick by brick—for generations of wolves to follow.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
You are not your circumstances, you are your possibilities
Oprah Winfrey (Wolfpack (Hardcover), Path Made Clear (Hardcover), Mindset, Drive Daniel Pink 4 Books Collection Set)
Leadership is volunteering at the local school, speaking encouraging words to a friend, and holding the hand of a dying parent.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Be grateful AND loud.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
When you stand up and demand the ball, you give others permission to do the same.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Your speech is our new bedtime story.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Her victory is your victory. Celebrate with her. Your victory is her victory. Point to her.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Old Rule: Lead with dominance. Create Followers. New Rule: Lead with humanity. Cultivate Leaders.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
He is wolf....pack can change. Wolf is wolf.
Kathy Reichs
Old Rule: Play it safe. Pass the ball. New Rule: Believe in yourself. Demand the ball.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power and Change the Game)
If you have a voice, you have influence to spread. If you have relationships, you have hearts to guide. If you know young people, you have futures to mold. If you have privilege, you have power to share. If you have money, you have support to give. If you have a ballot, you have policy to shape. If you have pain, you have empathy to offer. If you have freedom, you have others to fight for. If you are alive, you are a leader.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Be grateful. But do not JUST be grateful. Be grateful AND brave. Be grateful AND ambitious. Be grateful AND righteous. Be grateful AND persistent. Be grateful AND loud. Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
There is a wolf inside of every woman. Her wolf is who she was made to be before the world told her who to be. Her wolf is her talent, her power, her dreams, her voice, her curiosity, her courage, her dignity, her choices—her truest identity.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Knik to Willow, the race is on, across the Tundra, miles from home, Girl in Red flies through the snow, shimmering dreams of ice-rainbows. Sinuous bodies seem to fly like a wolf-pack going by! How they thunder as they run steaming fur, in icy sun.
Suzy Davies (The Girl in The Red Cape)
For the past eight or so months their pack had been dealing with one issue after another from violent anti-paranormal maniacs to crazy vampires. It was nice that the only thing they had on their plate now was a bet for how soon two of their packmates would finally get together.
Katie Reus (Protective Instinct (Moon Shifter, #5.5))
Here's what's imporant: You are allowed to be dissapointed when it feels like life's benched you. What you aren't allowed to do is miss your opportunity to lead from the bench. If you're not a leader on the bench, don't call yourself a leader on the field. You're either a leader everywhere or nowhere.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
In wolf form, Ryan stalked through the woods, his hunger - and anger - mounting each second that passed. He'd just found out from Ana that Teresa had gone riding out to check the fence lines. By herself.... Panic hummed through him as he raced through a small patch of trees, lush and green now that it was spring.
Katie Reus (Protective Instinct (Moon Shifter, #5.5))
Turning on him, she placed her hands on her hips, glad he was still sitting. "You keep telling me that I need to be sure, but I'm starting to think this is all your bullshit, Ryan O'Callaghan." His eyes widened a fraction, but she continued, letting the steam that had been building inside her break free just a tiny bit. "I know what I want and I'm not going to beg you to mate with me.
Katie Reus (Protective Instinct (Moon Shifter, #5.5))
WOMEN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE property of men. It’s a truth written into social customs, old legal doctrines, some would say it’s written into the very laws of nature itself. In the Bible, women are told that their husbands shall rule over them. Fathers give their daughters away on their wedding day. The new owner is the groom. Much of history is based on the practice. In Europe, kings gave their daughters as peace offerings to other nations. Peasants gave their daughters in marriage to landowners as a means of trading their way out of feudal servitude. In other lands, tribes and clans gave their women as sacrifices to their enemies or gifts to their heroes. A beautiful daughter was prized not because of who she was or what she was capable of, but for what she could be bartered for. The entire marriage ceremony, to this day, is a complicated, ritualized human sacrifice. It is a custom of bondage and ownership. The bride is adorned in the most intricate, delicate and expensive clothing possible. She represents wealth, a high dowry, a prized possession. She is walked down the aisle by her father, the current owner, and delivered, in payment for something, always in payment for something, to her new owner, her groom.
Abby Weeks (Given to the Pack (Wolfpack Trilogy, #1))
It was one of those rare moments where one has a vision of the scope of the wild ocean. Not just small cylinders firing to keep a tiny engine running, but rather the giant, massive gears of nature, each one with its own reasoning, its own meta-logic, spinning in its particular circle in competition or in confluence with the gear below it. We zeroed in on the school, but our progress was painfully slow, It would have been foolish to speed into the tumult-we would have ruined our baits in the process and doomed our chances of hooking a tuna. But luckily, the commotion did not subside. If anything it only grew more frantic and exhuberant on our approach. Beneath the birds, beneath the dolphins, beneath the menhaden, there should have been an equally vast school of giant bluefin tuna, collaborating with vertebrates of the so-called higher orders of life to form the floor of the prey trap, sealing the baitfish in from below, while the dolphins and birds made up the trap's walls and ceiling. A strike from a giant tuna seemed inevitable.....as the boat moved forward, I saw seabirds gathering up ahead into a cloud, the size and violence of which I had never seen before. Gannets - big, albatross-like pelagic birds - flew hundreds of feet above the churning surface of the water. In a flock of many thousands, they whirled in unison and then, as if on command from some brigadier general of bird life, dropped in an arc, bird after bird, into the water beneath. The gyre of gannets turned in a clockwise direction, and down below, spinning counterclockwise, was the largest school of dolphins I'd ever seen. There in the angry blue-green sea, the dolphins had corralled a vast school of menhaden-small herringlike creatures that, when bitten, release globules of oil that float on the surface. Oil slicks flattened the water everywhere as the dolphins swirled around, using their exceptional intelligence and wolf-pack cooperation to befuddle and surround the fish, which in turn whirled in a clockwise direction.
Paul Greenberg (Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food)
Aisha felt her ovaries tremble with desire as she looked at that penis.
Abby Weeks (Taken by the Pack: Wolf Shifter Menage (Wolfpack Trilogy #2))
And if you don’t know what love is supposed to feel like, you don’t know what to look for. And you don’t know that what you’ve got isn’t love.
Abby Weeks (Loved by the Pack (Wolfpack Trilogy #3))
Traits of a Rising Woman 1. Supportive and loyal 2. Doesn’t take things personally 3. Empathetic yet assertive 4. Guided by intuition 5. Roams wild within nature 6. Lover of full moons and sunsets 7. Protective of her wildling cubs 8. Unable to be manipulated or controlled 9. Build’s others up 10. Knows her worth
JefaWild
Women must stop accepting failure as our destruction and start using failure as our fuel. Failure is not something to be ashamed of—nor is it proof of unworthiness. Failure is something to be powered by.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
displacing the hull to port by several inches.
R. Cameron Cooke (Wolfpack 351)
But whence came the race of man? I will make a guess. A change of climate killed the great northern forests, Forcing the manlike apes down from their trees … They had to go down to the earth, where green still grew And small meats might be gleaned. But there the great flesh-eaters, Tiger and panther and the horrible fumbling bear and endless wolf-packs made life A dream of death. Therefore man has those dreams, And kills out of pure terror.
John Vaillant (The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival (Vintage Departures))
You fell into a rift,” he said, his low voice making eddies in her stream of memory. “That’s why the hunters didn’t find you, but we did. The wolf wants you to live. We want you to live.
Marissa Byfield (The Soft Fall (Lunar Siege Book 1))
What keeps the pay gap in existence is not just the entitlement and complicity of men. It’s the gratitude of women. Our gratitude is how power uses the tokenism of a few women to keep the rest of us in line.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Lovely and Beastly (The Sonnet) Lovely on the outside, beastly on the inside, That is the norm of the modern world. Fancy in appearance, yet lousy in sapience, That's what we call civilized and cultured. We are given a world rooted in shallowness, Which screams selfishness in its every act. Enough with this life of nonexistence, We've spent long enough as empty wolfpack. Let us now build our destiny with our sweat, And devil and deity take the hindmost. We shall soar high by serving on the streets, There is no higher life, no greater post. It's ok that we haven't known true civilization. What's not ok is to pass it on through generation.
Abhijit Naskar (Mücadele Muhabbet: Gospel of An Unarmed Soldier)
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Richard S. Prather (Shell Scott PI Mystery Series, Volume Two)
Trattoria”.
Roger Maxim (Fangs of the Wolf: Fighting wolfpacks in the North Atlantic (The Long Gray Target Book 3))
The plant ecosystem regenerated. The animal ecosystem regenerated. The entire landscape changed. All because of the wolves’ presence.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Once a small number of wolves arrived, big changes started happening almost immediately
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
The old have weathered many seasons of the young.” There’s a twinkle in his eye. “But they ask me about you. They ask if the boy warlord is really four meters tall. Is he really followed by a wolfpack? Is he a worldbreaker?” “And what do you say?” “I said you are five meters tall, you’re followed by a midget and a giant, and you eat glass with your eggs.
Pierce Brown (Golden Son (Red Rising Saga, #2))
CALL TO THE WOLFPACK: Believe in yourselves. Stand up and say: GIVE ME THE EFFING BALL. GIVE ME THE EFFING JOB. GIVE ME THE SAME PAY THAT THE GUY NEXT TO ME GETS. GIVE ME THE PROMOTION. GIVE ME THE MICROPHONE.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Old Rule: Be grateful for what you have. New Rule: Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Mystical Sled Ride Knik to Willow, the race is on, across the Tundra, miles from home, Girl in Red flies through the snow, shimmering dreams of ice-rainbows. Sinuous bodies seem to fly like a wolf-pack going by! How they thunder as they run steaming fur, in icy sun. Knik to Willow, the race is on, across the Tundra, miles from home, Girl in Red, how swift she speeds, climbing mountains for the lead! Snowy lakes, and frozen streams, over land of Inuit dreams, slippery trails on icy ground, pelting paws thunder their sound! Knik to Willow, the race is on, across the Tundra, miles from home, sunburst, golden, brief respite in winter woods, as day meets night. Hear the music floating by, Girl in Red soars to the sky! Bodies, legs and lightest paws, across the line to great applause! Knik to Willow, now darkness falls, see the mushers fight for all! Persistence, courage, strength and care, mushers see it through, and dare! Running fast, but running late, the world it watches, still awake. The brightest lantern is their guide, stars gaze down – no longer hide. Knik to Willow, the race was on, and now the sled dogs all are home; meat is plenty for them all, winners, losers, victors all. When Northern Lights dance in the snow, Girl in Red, just hear them go! Howls pierce the air, like darts - so fast they run, their beating hearts.
Suzy Davies (The Girl in The Red Cape)
Men have been allowed to fail and keep playing forever. Why do we let failure take us out of the game? Imperfect men have been empowered and permitted to run the world since the beginning of time. It's time for imperfect women to grant themselves permission to join them.
Abby Wambach (Wolfpack)
Good question! But only if you’ve asked every male speaker you’ve hired if his message is applicable to women, too.
Abby Wambach (WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game)
Fear is your enemy’s feast.
Dannika Dark (The Chosen (Black Arrowhead #3))
Montana lowered his lips to mine, his featherlight touch teasing me with the promise of a crushing kiss that would cleave my soul in two.
Dannika Dark (The Chosen (Black Arrowhead #3))
All men are capable of redemption; few men seek it.
Dannika Dark (The Alpha (Black Arrowhead Series book 2))
If the fates brought you here to save my daughter, then you have my gratitude. But careful not to mistake that for entitlement. No man deserves my daughter. She is more precious and unique than any gem she sells in her store. The man who wants her heart must honor her in every way. How he speaks to her, provides for her, cherishes and loves her. He must be willing to give her as much love as I do, and that is a high bar to reach.
Dannika Dark (The Alpha (Black Arrowhead, #2))
Love takes courage. That also means loving yourself enough to know the right choice.
Dannika Dark (The Chosen (Black Arrowhead #3))
We’re kindred souls, you and I. We both live under the long shadow of great leaders.
Dannika Dark (The Alpha (Black Arrowhead, #2))
I want you to be my forever.
Dannika Dark (The Thief (Black Arrowhead #4))
Sir.” Chance extended a hand, which Kit shook. “Just stopping by.” “We crossed paths at the library,” I said quickly. “Chance is interested in a book Shelton mentioned, so he hitched a ride out here. His driver is coming to get him, but it might take a while. Okay if he waits at our place?” “His driver. Right.” Kit chuckled. “Not a problem. I’ll have my butler take care of you.” Chance feigned a laugh at my father’s lame joke. Please, please go inside. Kit refocused on me. “I came over to tell you—you’ll need to feed yourself tonight. I’ve got a pile of work to do and Whitney’s at her bridge club.” “Okay.” My curiosity got the better of me. “Something wrong?” “Too many morons in the world.” Kit’s lips curled into a frown. “Some day-tripping yahoos visited Loggerhead Island this morning and stirred up trouble. Smashed things, made a mess. Now I have to write a dozen incident reports for the environmental commission. As if I don’t have enough to do.” Shelton’s eyes narrowed. “Smashed things?” Kit nodded tiredly. “They took out the wolf-pack feeders. Painted hooky symbols on a few trees, which got the monkeys all riled. H-troop bolted their territory in the northern woods and won’t go back. You wouldn’t believe the howling.” Kit yawned, apparently missing the electric tension that had infused our group. “What hooky symbols?” I asked, as casually as possible. “Triangles.” Kit snorted in disbelief. “Big black-and-white triangles all over the place, and a red-eyed dog face on one of the feeders. Like these bozos were taunting Whisper’s pack. People can be such idiots.” My eyes flicked to Chance. Then Ben. No one needed to say it. The Trinity. On Loggerhead.
Kathy Reichs (Terminal: A Virals Novel)
So you want me to just drop everything and run away with you?
Abby Weeks (Taken by the Pack: Wolf Shifter Menage (Wolfpack Trilogy #2))
I’m just not ready to give up on the life I’ve known till now,
Abby Weeks (Taken by the Pack: Wolf Shifter Menage (Wolfpack Trilogy #2))