“Being afraid and living in fear are two different things. - Afraid is a temporary thing, but fear never goes away.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share Image
“Four months. She had four months to get it out of her system. Four months worth of fantasies and ecstasy to explore before the… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“I’ve let you threaten me with knives, push me up against walls, and pull my hair.” She held his gaze. “I say that’s enough… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Most people around these parts wouldn't recognize the difference between a prostate and being prostrate if their prostate was lying prostrate in the middle… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“You're long, strong, sleek, and incredible. You're Wonder Woman and you don't even know it.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Flakes of buttery dough melted on her tongue, rained into the décolletage of her dress, and scattered like her thoughts the moment a hint… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Again he shrugged, as if it were remotely fair for him to be standing there looking like...Mr. January.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“I love you. I've loved you for my whole life. I don't know how to do anything else.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“This assault was a promise of pleasure, a veiled threat, and quite clearly just the beginning of all this man had to offer.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Tell me I'm not worth the risk and I swear I'll do my best to stop wanting you.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“She was yin to his yang, and every time he spent more than thirty seconds in her company his yang got a yen to… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“She glanced up to find him staring at her cleavage, but instead of the usual goggle-eyed ogling her generous proportions usually garnered, she found… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Power was always a rush. Almost as much of a turn on as waiting, watching, and risking discovery.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“You should be laughing. You should be laughing your fool head off. Laughing at Jason for being stupid enough to let you go. Laughing… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“The sweetly painful puckering of flesh set off a chain reaction frighteningly akin to a handful of lit sparklers going all shimmery-sparkly in the… — Maggie Wells Copy Share
“Being afraid and living in fear are two different things. - Afraid is a temporary thing, but fear never goes away.” — Maggie Wells Copy Share
