1992, Stephen Coonts, The Cannibal Queen: A Flight Into the Heart of America, Open Road Integrated Media (2010), ISBN 9781453205570, unnumbered page:The only excitement I had was watching a tartlet in a teeny-weeny bikini that barely contained her truly mammoth assets light a cigarette and suck on it with puckered, painted, Lolita lips.
2010, Jo Beverley, Emily and the Dark Angel, Signet Eclipse (2010), ISBN 9780451231253, unnumbered page:"She's a whore. A tartlet. Junia, he bought her for a hundred and fifty guineas, and then had the nerve to ask me to marry him!"
2010, Pastor Shirley, S.E.C.R.E.T.S. of the First Ladies, Dog Ear Publishing (2010), ISBN 9781608442256, page 77:She hated that a large chunk of Jerry's income supported his little tartlets instead of being directed into their household as it should have been..
2011, A. K. Wrox, Arrabella Candellarbra & The Questy Thing to End All Questy Things, Clan Destine Press (2011), ISBN 9780980790061, unnumbered page:'Be gone tartlets! Your feminine charms hold no power over me,' he said,
2012, Sarah Nicole Prickett, "Kristen Stewart should not have apologized, and here's why", The Globe and Mail, 29 July 2012:I have yet to see a Hollywood tartlet apologize for weighing 95 pounds, or for playing dumb to stay popular, or for always being the sidekick when there's action.
