1968 Quote by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

“For one more time, he decided to give away smoking. And then, she happened one more time in his head.”

— Nishikant

“He treats females like he does a cigarette; light it, use it, and lose it.”

— Cora Hawkes

“Her laugh. The way she smoked before she gave up. Smoke trickling up her nostrils. Spokes of smoke when she spoke.”

— Craig Raine

“Well. You've got me cornered, don't you? I'm at your mercy." Her lips quirked. She took a drag of her cigarette. "And I like…

— Jim Butcher

“It was as if someone admitted they went through all the bother and mess of sex only in order to smoke a cigarette.”

— Jeff Lindsay

“He put a cigarette between his lips and I was transfixed. Smoking was a filthy habit, but I’d never wanted to be a cigarette…

— N.R. Walker

“I think one can tell a lot about a person from the way he chooses to let the stub of his cigarette burn out...”

— Sanhita Baruah

“He's got his cigarette going . He offers her one; this time she takes it. Brief match-flare inside their cupped hands. Red finger-ends.”

— Margaret Atwood

“Some women, he thought, had the power to turn a man in the opposite direction from what he wanted. It seemed his fate to…

— Nora Roberts

“He lit another cigarette and inhaled deeply, the tip flaring an angry red. “Isn’t love a beautiful goddamn liar?”

— Paula McLain

“He flicked his cigarette at me. Luckily, I was still wet, and it was mostly extinguished upon contact. I sat on his lap and…

— Nicole Castle

“Oh she wanted him bad. More than her next breath or even more than she’d ever wanted another man in her life.”

— Milly Taiden