“Oh yeah," Zane says and smirks at me. "I had her for dinner once. Best meal of my life.” — Nicole Christie Copy Share Image
“I keep thinking it's going to come back when I least expect it. When I'm at my happiest. So I'm always afraid to be… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I got dumped at Taco Bill's today; fell down, split my pants, and generally humiliated myself in front of a complete stranger; went to… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I'm Violet," I growl. "I thought I lost something this summer, but I just realized, I never needed it." Total silence. Then someone mutters,… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I don't forgive people.Just ask Shauna Bradley. We were best friends in kindergarten until I discovered she was the one stealing the fruit snacks… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“Clearly, I'm a genius at picking boyfriends. In my defense, have you seen what there is to choose from? The sea is big, but… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“Damn it, I should be the only one allowed to drool over him. I found him first! Or something not as stupid.” — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I don't remember getting out of the elevator and going through the lobby. Everything is becoming increasingly foggy. I just find myself standing in… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I look to the heavens for an answer, and do you know what I get?A raindrop in the eye.But the real treat is waiting… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“He never sleeps.” “Never?” Johnny takes the photo album from my lap, and opens it up. “Three or four hours a night, tops. I… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“I'll get my swim suit," I manage to choke out. The sound of his sexy chuckle sends my pulse spinning into overdrive. "Don't forget… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“So, Violet." Zane turns his chair in my direction. "Is your day getting better yet?" "Pretty sure it's getting worse as we speak," I… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“Yes,she worked as a stripper in her grandmother's bakery!" she blurts out.What?! It's so unfortunate that my mouth is full of rice right now.… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
“Fiction should be a place of lollipops and escape. Real life is depressing enough--I, for one, don't want to read about make believe misery,… — Nicole Christie Copy Share
