Finding Home Quotes

“It’s called the outdoors.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“taking”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“And most”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“realize”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“He leans down, lips brushing mine. “I think I loved you when your dog first peed in my rosebush.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“The best view comes after the hardest climb.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“For a small town, there’s so much to see. One lake, but fifty different ways to view it. One woman in my arms, and a hundred different ways to love her.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“Alexa, play ‘I Just Had Sex,’” Nan shouts, even though there’s no device around to pick up on it.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“Reginald barking from inside the truck forces us to snap out of our haze. We pause, staring at each other before we both let out a laugh and we move to gather our things to get dressed.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“The more time I spend with Blair, the more I realize how good it feels to be around her. I can’t explain it because I’m trying to wrap my head around it myself. She has a way about her that can evoke a smile from even the grumpiest soul. She came into town and brought the sunshine with her even after everything she’s been through. She still manages to smile through the pain.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“I come from a life of politics. Always in the spotlight and was molded into this person who was supposed to be professional one hundred percent of the time.” “And that’s not who you are.” I shake my head. “I don’t think it ever was. Being here, in Bluestone Lakes, I’ve learned a lot about myself. Who I’ve always been under the mask I had up.” “You’re free.” Two words. Hitting me square in the chest. A feeling that’s grown on me in my short time here, only confirmed by hearing it from Griffin.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home

“I scan the area, looking for something that will make me look busy outside. My eyes land on a feather duster I bought at the General Store and have yet to use. This is probably the most asinine thing, but it’s not like he can really see what I’m doing over here. I make my way outside and start dusting the beaten wood on the railing as if there’s actually dust on it.”
― Jenn McMahon, Finding Home