Hella Bella

“Lucky Harris was getting to him. His sexy little captive had gotten under his skin. He wanted
her, and yet he could not bring himself to discipline and dominate her as he knew she secretly
desired. For the first time since the death of his traitor wife, Sebastian was afraid, afraid of his own
feelings. The bright-eyed blonde affected him as no woman ever had. It wasn't just her responsive
cries or her tempting body; it was her strong opinions, her outrageous attitude, that irreverent sense of humor. Lucky made him laugh, but it was more than that.

She made him feel alive.”
― Carol Storm, DeMarco's Captive

“Mary didn't know much about Mexican law, but she felt quite certain she could hold out in the crumbling village jail for a long, long time. She knew how strong she was. And she knew the difference between right and wrong. Above all, she knew how to defy the man she hated for making love to her until she let down all her defenses. Deceitful, dishonest, devastatingly seductive Max would never get her to give in again!”
― Carol Storm, Santiago's Secret

“There are simply too many stories, too many characters whose experience is presented in THE WIRE, for the focus on the individual to assert itself, as would be required by conventional representations of tragedy.”
― Tiffany Potter, The Wire: Urban Decay and American Television

“Nothing was more sinful than being lucky and not being grateful.”
― Carol Storm, Crystal and Gold