Playing with Fire Quotes

“Jessica was clearly in her element, moving with the music naturally and without effort. Even her lustrous golden hair swayed to the beat, completing the perfect picture of a dancer caught up in ecstasy.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing with Fire

“At home she sat and waited for the occasional call saying that he was free and ready to share a few hours with her. Most of the time the calls never came, but when they did, Jessica dropped whatever she was doing to be with Bruce.”
― Kate William, Playing with Fire

“She spent almost every night with him as well, and when she didn’t she kept a vigil by the phone, just in case he had a sudden change in plans.”
― Kate William, Playing with Fire

“Elizabeth loved the special, excited feeling that came over her whenever inspiration struck, but she knew the idea would fade unless she got her thoughts on paper as soon as possible.”
― Kate William , Playing with Fire

“complexion and fine bone structure. If Robin lost some weight, she might not be bad-looking,”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“Winston studied Elizabeth affectionately. “That was nice of you. But Robin … well, she’s OK. We really don’t have much in common, though. I get nervous around people who eat all the time.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“With you, ‘sometime’ could be around the year 2000.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“whispering breathlessly as the leaf-covered ground crackled under the weight of their bodies.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“Dressed in a bright blue, skin-hugging mini-dress and matching tights, Jessica was an eye-catching sight.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“But Bruce pushed her back ever so slightly. “In dancing, at least, the guy still takes the lead.” His meaning wasn’t lost on Jessica. She’d have to be less aggressive if she wanted to keep him interested. “Then I’ll follow wherever you lead,” she said with uncharacteristic submissiveness.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing With Fire

“But Robin ...well, she’s OK. We really don’t have much in common, though. I get nervous around people who eat all the time.”
― Francine Pascal, Playing with Fire