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This week's quote is from the fabulous Kelley Armstrong. "Hidden" is a novella set in her Women of the Otherworld series. In this scene, Clay, his mate Elena and their kids, Kate and Logan, are talking about Clay's school days. Clay wasn't the best student. :D
"Isn't that the one Dad got kicked out of?"Clay choked on a s'more."Where did you hear that?" I asked."Uncle Nick. He was talking to Reese. He said Daddy got kicked out of kindergarten."
"For cutting up the guinea pig!" Kate said, giggling from Clay's lap."Dissecting." Logan gave her a stern look. "That's different. It was already dead."Clay put his arm around Logan's shoulders. "Exactly what I said."
Bwaha. I loved Clay from the very start. Elena was the one that had to grow on me but not Clay. Scary mass of man that he is. I still need to get back and finish that series. I'm at book 8 I think.
ReplyDeleteYes, keep reading! Elena can be whiny at times but Clay I just found obnoxious. He grew on me. :D
DeleteI love that story, in all its incarnations. I love imagining Clay as a child flying into to tell the Pack that 'it was already' dead, and the look on his face when the twins asked about it. Even the idea of Nick chortling as he tells Reese. LMAO It's just a fabulous piece of Pack history that keeps popping up. Great Quote.
ReplyDeleteI do too. Imagining the facial expressions is a treat and Nick telling the story? That would be hilarious. It's a great little detail about Clay and the Pack. :)
DeleteOk, you have me curious and craving smores!
ReplyDeleteHeh heh heh. Evil plot accomplished! :D
DeleteI haven't read this series...but this quote definitely has me intrested :)
ReplyDeleteI've read a couple of books in this series but out of order and I dont really remember. Damn I really need to get back on this series.
ReplyDelete-Amanda P
Where the Night Kind Roam
I haven't read the series but this excerpt is tempting me :))
ReplyDeleteThe evolution of Clay and Elena has been nothing short of amazing. Clay went from being the guy I tolerated because he loved Elena to this amazingly complex character that I keep learning new sides to.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could unsee this post lol, I haven't read far enough into the series and had no idea they had kids *sigh* Great quote though :) I love Clay and Elena.
ReplyDeleteThanks for Stopping by my Quote-tastic Monday Post
-Kimberly @ Turning the Pages
Gah. I'm sorry. :(
DeleteOh I want to get to these. Thank you for sharing. :)
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