“This wasn’t the Dark Ages, and she wasn’t living in a third world nation where women didn’t have any rights and were treated unequally.”
— Missy Lyons
“Cowboys don’t go around breaking hearts.”
— Missy Lyons
“There is no better place to heal a broken heart than on the back of a horse.”
— Missy Lyons
“When they confronted her like this, she felt like a delicate freaking time bomb just waiting for a time and a place to explode.”
— Missy Lyons
“That sounded sweet enough to almost be intelligent, but it was chauvinistic as hell.”
— Missy Lyons
“She had to remember not to look at him when he smiled like that.”
— Missy Lyons
“Synthetic chocolate sounds wrong.”
— Missy Lyons
“There was an electric buzzing sound that was constantly on, acting as background music like a million cicadas in the forest. A constant white noise.”
— Missy Lyons
“She was in control of her life, even though it seemed she wasn’t. All she had to do was take the steering wheel and start driving.”
— Missy Lyons
“Earth girls aren’t easy.”
— Missy Lyons
“Having someone this male next to her made her soul feel exhilarated and convey brazenly suggestive, female, liberal ideas to her inner id.”
— Missy Lyons
“Two is always better than one.”
— Missy Lyons
“Every woman needs a man.”
— Missy Lyons
“It was the kind of scream that would be in a horror movie right before someone got chopped up into little bitty pieces.”
— Missy Lyons
“The sea of reporters on her lawn made Loretta Brooks do a double take.”
— Missy Lyons
“I feel alive when you kiss me.”
— Missy Lyons
“The supernova sun would be cooler than the fire lighting our desire.”
— Missy Lyons
“You might be able to kiss like a rock star, but you’ve got to get over this macho trip. You don’t own me.”
— Missy Lyons
“Barbaric is letting the woman suffer to be alone for the rest of her life.”
— Missy Lyons
“Men were born to protect and love, and our women help us to serve a higher purpose.”
— Missy Lyons
“It was like he was a caveman grunting, “You woman. Me man. Let’s make babies together.”
— Missy Lyons