“She'd be dead before the memories and pain were finally gone; she knew it, accepted it, and dealt with it.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“She realized with a sort of depressed relief that she had no close friend to call, to tell them not to worry about her.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“Get over it,' Sherlock said, and looked at her husband. 'No, no, bad dog, keep quiet.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“Sherlock said, 'He eats Cheerios for breakfast with our son, Sean,' and smiled. 'I eat a slice of wheat toast with crunchy peanut butter.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“...she took a breath that didn't feel like she was going to die.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“He stepped back, cursing. "Hey, haven't you heard of the First Amendment? You jerk!" The security guard, still gunning like a mad scientist, said… — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“Suz, carrying Savich's plate, the scrambled eggs steaming, stopped to stare after Rachael. 'Isn't this par for the course--a sexy guy with two girls--I'll… — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“You know, a cell phone's like a guy; if you don't plug him in every night, charge him good, you got nothing at all.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“Sean's our boy, big into computer games and football, wants to help the Redskins build a dynasty, though he doesn't really know what that… — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“I'm the most fluent liar in the world, I'm the coolest, the smoothest. A lie, Savich thought.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“If you were a man, you'd know in your bones what direction you were going. It's an automatic thing, this knowing where you are,… — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“some twenty more miles on an old two-lane country road. Traffic was light, just a couple of pickups and a Volkswagen,” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
“She'd be dead before the memories and pain were finally gone; she knew it, accepted it, and dealt with it.” — Catherine Coulter Copy Share Image
