Through Thorny Ways Quotes

“But love doesn't mean shielding the one you love from all pain and heartache and hardship. It means being there with them when you can and trusting them to God when you can't.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“Lord, I know we aren’t exactly on speaking terms, and I never intend to marry again, but I would make an exception if Davis Rutledge ever became free.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“I hope you’re OK with apple—” “Adam, I can’t date you.” “Wow, if you’re that much against apple, I’ll see if she can find some other flavor.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“She touched her lips, remembering their sweet kiss. How she would treasure the memory of it for the rest of her days. But if she really did care for him, she’d set him free now. Free to find a girl not jaded by years of loss, not tainted with dark family secrets, not scarred inside and out.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“Arilee told me to ask you . . . that is, things between us, maybe you’ve noticed—” Davis snorted. “Helen Keller coulda noticed by now.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“But remember, His goodness is Who He is, not merely a gift He gives or a miracle He performs.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“Afterward, she sat on the stairs, staring at “When I did first impart my love to you” far longer than a woman responsible for making Christmas for two kids and two brothers had any right to sit.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“It’s my brother. Brax.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“Sounds fun. I’d gladly be Becky Thatcher to your Tom Sawyer.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“I’m worried about what else is in there.” “Several dozen cockroaches. I wish I was exaggerating.” “Let’s just burn the house down.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“What do you mean you’ve never been up there?” “My person has not walked up those steps and entered that space.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways

“The real key to remaining faithful to one's spouse is first being faithful to the Lord.”
― Jennifer Q. Hunt, Through Thorny Ways