Quote by Richard Clark Download Open image ““very wrong. Stella had locked Mom up in her bedroom! And”” — Richard Clark ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.4 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“That girl had ruined his life. He had fallen in love with her fast and hard. Stella had stormed into his perfectly normal life… — Teodora Kostova Copy Share Image
“Last night, instead of sleeping,he just lay behind her, listening to her breathe and thinking that sound was sweeter than any song he’d ever… — Kristen Ashley Copy Share Image
“fact she’d just put on a bit of weight. Stella had been absolutely incensed and ended up making the woman stand up in the… — Rebecca Boxall Copy Share Image
“Stella bit her lower lip. “That’s probably my fault. I shouldn’t have said all those things last night. I mean, what happened to Jaxson,… — Heather West Copy Share Image
“Well that is majorly disappointing!” Stella flopped back in her seat. “I thought it would be like Smurf-land or something.” — Stacy Gregg Copy Share Image
“There was a darkness under her eyes and I wondered if she’d slept at all since I’d taken Brianna. And then I corrected myself,… — Melissa Wright Copy Share Image
“a shuddering breath and moved to the side of the bed where a chair had been pulled up, most likely so that Ava, Dad’s… — Terri Reed Copy Share Image
“...Stella’s tiny butt stuck in the air as she stretched to reach a weed. She was wearing a pair of jeans and a button-down… — Robin Alexander Copy Share Image
“Not nearly enough. Not recently, anyway.” And she was sad about that. “I know,” he said, and kissed the back of her hand. “We’ll… — Rachel Caine Copy Share Image
“But when they couldn’t find Lockie she had to slip back into mother mode. There were days when mother mode pulled her in kicking… — Nicole Trope Copy Share Image
“Off the roof… onto the kiddie slide… ollie into the empty pool… up the other side… do a 360, yeah!… carve around the side…… — Richard Clark Copy Share Image
“Apparently he took apart the whole prison and rebuilt it upside down without anybody noticing – until he escaped and it was too late.” — Richard Clark Copy Share Image
