Quote by E.C. Diskin

“She felt the tires leave the pavement and power over the frozen ground. She went for the brake again but pressed the”

— E.C. Diskin

“She had to move before she froze.”

— Kerry Adrienne

“When she returned her attention to the road, something large and black was in her path. A shriek escaped from her clenched jaw as…

— Marie Force

“I wanted to run at her, hit her, scream, but I was frozen in place.”

— Rachel Hawkins

“It was like passing the scene of a car accident. She couldn't resist slamming on the brakes and staring at the wreckage.”

— Jessica Kelly

“it was cold enough to freeze my shadow to the pavement.”

— Ann Charles

“She drove with the throttle to the floor and took the curves sliding and screeching and without expression. That was class. If she loved…

— Charles Bukowski

“she might never leave the road at all, but just hurry on and on until the wheels of the car were worn to nothing…

— Shirley Jackson

“Her pretty little foot, encased in that outrageously expensive high heel, moved expertly between the clutch and the gas and ghosted over the brake…

— Vivian Arend

“She wished it was an unfamiliar feeling, that ache, the urge that made her hit the gas when she ought to hit the brake.”

— Holly Black

“There was just something about other people’s expectations that made her freeze in place, unable to function.”

— Jessica Clare

“She loved driving. Fast driving was like great sex. It was freedom, a complete surrender to the moment. Behind the wheel, she forgot the…

— L.M. Mountford