“Sammi,” Alex said, still holding on to her arm, firmly, but not hurting her. “Don’t do that.” “Do what?” Sam asked a bit peevishly. “Don’t lie and tell me what you think I want to hear rather than how you… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“Now you’re wet. You’re so wet you’re leaking down your ass. You’re soaking my pillow. I don’t think I’m ever washing it. I want… — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“I’m not going to make love with you tonight. I find myself wanting to draw out this anticipation. I have a feeling the wait will be worth it. That you’ll be worth it.” Laine didn’t know what to say, she could only sit there with her mouth open in shock as Wes leaned back and shut the door, sealing her… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“I can tell you think being a romantic is a bad thing, and while I freely admit to wanting to find a man to spend the rest of my life with, I do know the world isn’t always sunshine and roses. Most of the time it’s overcast skies and poison ivy. That’s why I read the books and watch the… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“I’m happy for you, man,” Driftwood said honestly. “Seriously. Dating sucks. Online dating really sucks.” — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“I wish I’d found you sooner so I could’ve spent more time loving you.” — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“What? I know you guys are talking with that nonverbal man-speak crap. I’m standing right here. It’s rude. I hate when people do that.”… — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“Your face is so pretty, if you’d just lose some weight you might be able to get a boyfriend. You have a great smile,… — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“Romance isn’t about the outer trappings society has pushed down our throats from the time we were little. It’s showing in all the little ways that you care about the person you’re with. That you’ll protect her if the shit hits the fan, that you’ll provide for her, that you’ll let her choose what she wants to do and where… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“Pain nourishes courage. You can’t be brave if you’ve only had wonderful things happen to you,” — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
“While she might outwardly portray a self-confident, assured, independent woman who wasn’t interested in the opposite sex—she’d been called a dyke on more than one occasion—the reality was that she’d simply repressed her sexual feelings because she was scared of rejection. It’d become second nature to act macho and tough, but deep down she yearned for a true relationship just… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“Look, Mr. Cop. I’m going easy on you because I don’t think you’re trying to be discriminatory or a jerk about this. I’m normal. I’m as normal as you. I cook, I clean, I talk on the phone, I even use a computer. I can read, I can tell time, I can pay for my own stuff with real money,… — Susan Stoker Copy Share
“I want to be the first person my wife thinks about when she gets up in the morning. I want to buy her silly… — Susan Stoker Copy Share Image
