The Sex Club Quotes

“That such information was so readily available was handy for her, but also horribly frightening. Anyone could learn how to create high-impact explosives and then do a devastating amount of damage. That information in the hands of terrorists or anarchists could be deadly on a massive scale. If her work in saving God’s little ones weren’t so important, Ruth would start lobbying for laws to control what was allowed on the internet.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Ruth, who had never even changed a flat tire, had been called on by God to keep fornicators from making their babies pay for their mistakes.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Other faithful Christians had ended the lives of abortionists, and Ruth admired their passion and courage in doing God’s work. But many of them had paid the price. She had no intention of getting caught. She couldn’t do the Lord’s work from a jail cell.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Jealousy was right up there with greed, lust, and revenge as a motive for murder.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“For teenagers, sometimes all you could be was either an emotional touchstone or a dependable resource.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“The notion that hormonal contraception could keep a newly formed oocyte from adhering to the uterine wall had no scientific basis. The pharmaceutical company that had first marketed the pill in the fifties had made the claim—without any scientific data—because they thought it would help sell the product. Now a growing number of anti-abortion activists, including some doctors, believed it to be factual. Marketing was the glue that held myths together.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Sex offenders had the highest recidivism rate of all convicts.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Jessie’s fate was a complex tapestry of many choices and many circumstances, and Kera knew she had been only one small thread in the weave.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“Consensual sex doesn’t mean she wasn’t the victim of a sexual predator.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

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― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club

“For her, it was not so much a question of morality but one of emotion and consequence.”
― L.J. Sellers, The Sex Club