“Children got it—man, they really did. For such small creatures, they could really see the big picture. Darc was like a beacon in a stormy night. A battered, torn, and damaged beacon, which made him an even more trusted beacon.… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“A knight in shining armor got a little old when you couldn’t walk two feet without him riding in to sweep you off your… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“She’s curled up reading Fifty Shades of Grey on her Kindle or The Notebook, whatever losers like her do on a Friday night instead… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“Martin’s Kum Bak, Since 1926. “Welcome to Dirty Martin’s,” Nadira proclaimed as she pulled into a parking space.” — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“This was his homeland. Odd how even a place as familiar to him as his own skin could appear so unknown and unknowable, hostile… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“The sadness of loss washed upon him as the waves of the great water that washed against the shore. These men and women, so… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“Joshua could hear the beginnings of hero-worship in the kid’s tone. Time to disabuse him of that notion right off the bat. “The washed-up… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“But seriously, what were his parents thinking? Naming their son Richard Updike? Did they want him to get beaten up his entire adolescence?” — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“While some women had wing girls for club hopping, Sal had something far more important - a best friend who could run patient interference… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
“had always said a deceitful tongue was like armor made of oiled paper. It shimmered and looked pretty in the light, but once the… — Carolyn McCray Copy Share Image
