The Meaning of Storms Quotes

“This is all ancient history. Before even you were born.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“He wondered if anyone would put a tartan blanket around his shoulders and he could finally head for a cosy rest home somewhere.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“Harry closed his eyes for a moment, nodded, and stepped into the cottage.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“He nudged Ben. ‘Come. I have an idea.’ ‘Those words in that exact order have never worked out too well for us, have they?”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“Suddenly, Ben cursed, ‘Fuck it.’ He slammed his foot down. Aleksey’s neck, not entirely pain-free since their accident, was pressed into the seat. He thought he felt his eyes bulging for a moment and then they were past and back in their own lane.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“They continued their potter down the Cornish highway, caravans backed up behind them unable to pass. Possibly a pedestrian too.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“Take cover,’ at which the eleven untrained soldiers ran around like headless chickens, screaming with glee, or genuine terror (it was hard to tell), until they fell over, entirely visible, squirming and wriggling, calling out, and asking endless questions.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“He was entirely unmoored from his life, no one younger and no one older left alive. He had outlived them all. And he could not remember.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms

“No. I became acquainted with a hunting one once, and didn’t find it comforting at all. Go on.”
― John Wiltshire, The Meaning of Storms