Maggie Wells > Quotes

“She was yin to his yang, and every time he spent more than thirty seconds in her company his yang got a yen to be yanked that set his teeth on edge.”
― Maggie Wells, Mr. Mayhem

“Four months. She had four months to get it out of her system. Four months worth of fantasies and ecstasy to explore before the money ran out. Four months to live enough of a life to last her for the rest of her life.”
― Maggie Wells, Spectators

“You're long, strong, sleek, and incredible. You're Wonder Woman and you don't even know it.”
― Maggie Wells, February's Fling

“I’ve let you threaten me with knives, push me up against walls, and pull my hair.” She held his gaze. “I say that’s enough foreplay.”
― Maggie Wells, Seducing Mr. September

“Don't you think it's weird how dating profiles emphasize listings of your favorite TV shows, movies, and books? It's as if you are supposed to define yourself by how you distract yourself. It's like impersonating a person--this is what I do instead of engaging with other people.”
― Maggie Wells, Luciana

“He was too handsome, too charming, and entirely too clumsy for this relationship to lead to anything but hurt, but she was drawn to him like a tornado to a trailer park.”
― Maggie Wells, Seducing Mr. September

“I love you. I've loved you for my whole life. I don't know how to do anything else.”
― Maggie Wells, Always Miss April

“Is it about the football coach doing the basketball coach? If so, old news.' Avery blinked. 'Oh, wow. I totally just pictured Coach McStud Muffin getting down and dirty with Ty Ransom instead of you, Katie, and I have to confess, I'll be taking that image to my bunk with me tonight.”
― Maggie Wells, Love Game

“Power was always a rush. Almost as much of a turn on as waiting, watching, and risking discovery.”
― Maggie Wells, Spectators

“I’m no delicate flower, Warren. I’m a woman. A woman who wants you to want her so bad, you can’t hold back.”
― Maggie Wells, Ogling Miss October

“Oh, Scooby-Scooby-Doo...Do me.”
― Maggie Wells, March Madness

“Again he shrugged, as if it were remotely fair for him to be standing there looking like...Mr. January.”
― Maggie Wells, Jumping Mr. January

“You should be laughing. You should be laughing your fool head off. Laughing at Jason for being stupid enough to let you go. Laughing at all those fools who wag their tongues when they don't have the first clue what they're talking about. Laughing with the pure joy of knowing the guy you love loves you back.”
― Maggie Wells, Bustin' Out All Over

“Flakes of buttery dough melted on her tongue, rained into the décolletage of her dress, and scattered like her thoughts the moment a hint of chocolate teased her tongue.”
― Maggie Wells, Missed Connection

“Being afraid and living in fear are two different things. - Afraid is a temporary thing, but fear never goes away.”
― Maggie Wells, August Awakening

“She glanced up to find him staring at her cleavage, but instead of the usual goggle-eyed ogling her generous proportions usually garnered, she found his jaw set like granite and his eyes hotter than Arkansas asphalt on an August day.”
― Maggie Wells, Bustin' Out All Over

“This assault was a promise of pleasure, a veiled threat, and quite clearly just the beginning of all this man had to offer.”
― Maggie Wells, Jumping Mr. January

“Most people around these parts wouldn't recognize the difference between a prostate and being prostrate if their prostate was lying prostrate in the middle of the road and they ran over it on the way to their 'mammy-o-gram'.”
― Maggie Wells, Roman Candles

“The sweetly painful puckering of flesh set off a chain reaction frighteningly akin to a handful of lit sparklers going all shimmery-sparkly in the hope springs eternal section of her mind.”
― Maggie Wells, March Madness

“Tell me I'm not worth the risk and I swear I'll do my best to stop wanting you.”
― Maggie Wells, Mr. Mayhem