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81 " It bypasses Watt Lake and heads way up into the forest and mountains out the "
― Loreth Anne White , A Dark Lure (A Dark Lure, #1)
82 " I never did believe the rumors,” Lacey said. “It’s a way of filling a void. The human mind doesn’t like unanswered questions. The instinct is to fill the unknown gaps with something, anything, even if it’s bizarre. That’s why closure is so important. Knowing, even when the truth hurts, you know? "
― Loreth Anne White , The Girl in the Moss (Angie Pallorino, #3)
83 " He felt surreal, as if suspended in a dreamscape between day and night as he chased time westward. "
84 " The truth . . . sets you free.” His breathing changes. He struggles to get his next words out. “It’s . . . the secrets that fester. You . . . think you’ve buried them, gotten rid of them somehow, but they’re like this damned cancer. The minute you’re down, the second you grow tired, it starts to grow again, "
― Loreth Anne White , Beneath Devil's Bridge
85 " We go through life mishearing and mis-seeing and misunderstanding so that the stories we tell ourselves will add up. We fill in gaps that make no sense because we want to believe something. "
― Loreth Anne White , In the Deep
86 " Maybe she’d given her too much. It didn’t matter. She didn’t have time to think about Rachel now. Quinn was dead quiet. Ash-mud smeared thick across the windshield. She bent forward, straining to see through the streaks. Smoke was obliterating everything. Suddenly she made out the lights of the Thunderbird Lodge. With a shaking hand, she palmed her wet ball cap off her head, trying to think this through. It shouldn’t have been like this. Her only weapons were bear spray, ice ax. Ropes. Her strength and endurance. The ketamine was gone now. Shit. She’d gotten this far. There was no going back now, surely? Perspiration dampened her body. She pulled in next to the "
― Loreth Anne White , The Slow Burn of Silence
87 " was hardwired into him. And "
― Loreth Anne White , In the Waning Light
88 " We . . . all just need to feel worthy, don’t we? To be loved. To belong. Because if we don’t feel that we belong somewhere, how can we ever call it home? Isn’t it a most basic survival thing, because to be cast out of a group, or a herd, can mean death? "
89 " The familiarity of home always outweighed the danger. Deadly mistake, that. "
90 " It's not a game until both sides know they're playing. "
91 " That you traveled as far away from this place as you possibly could, only to find yourself back, and it’s all concertinaed down to nothing? "
92 " bolt-action Remington .308 he "
93 " I’d like to go over again, in detail, what happened after the group left the lodge.” Another memory flash. The sound of gunshots. A body swinging by the neck. Screams—such terrible screams . . . "
― Loreth Anne White , In the Dark
94 " It’s best not to resist the change the “Death” tarot card brings. Resisting will make transition difficult. And painful. Instead one should let go, embrace the necessary change, see it as a fresh start. The Death card is a sign that you need to draw a line through the past in order to move forward. It says: Release what no longer serves you. "
― Loreth Anne White , The Patient's Secret
95 " a Shadow lives deep inside every one of us. "
96 " Death card is a sign that you need to draw a line through the past in order to move forward. It says: Release what no longer serves you. "
97 " Since after the accident. I heard. But sometimes people are broken and don’t know how to mend because they aren’t able to say what they need or deeply want. Sometimes you get to a point in life where you realize you’ve made a terrible mistake and you desperately need to fix it, but it’s so deep and bitterly ingrained you can’t start. "
98 " Coyotes began yipping, their chorus of cries echoing into the distant Marble mountains. "
99 " shag, "
100 " There are two ways to be fooled, kultaseni, my little gold. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true. "