Beyond Limits Quotes

“SEALs, like the name said, were trained to operate in all conditions - SEa, Air, Land. But Stuffy Victorian Hotel Lobby hadn't made the list.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“She was flushed, panting, and pissed off at him. The Holy Trinity of turn-ons, and he couldn’t resist grabbing her hand and pulling her in for a kiss, but before his mouth connected, he got a sharp shove to the solar plexus.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“Look, this isn’t personal, all right? It’s business.” “Business? It’s called treason, motherfucker. It’s called murdering innocent people.” Suddenly,”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“Then why’d you bring me along?” He smiled. “You look good in my truck.” She”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“I understand fear better than anybody. Part I don’t understand is giving in without a fight.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“He was tough as hell, and he’d always reminded me of my dad. Then one day, he was just gone, no warning. And I realized you can’t take people for granted. Life’s too short.” She”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“I don’t work for you. I work for the American taxpayers, who have spent years training me to protect and defend this country.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“Word is you guys have one of the best cyber-crime units in the country.” “The best. It’s headed up by Mark Wolfe. He’s a legend in law-enforcement circles.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“And he made her a lot of things but not uncomfortable. Nervous, maybe. Lustful, yes. Sometimes even a little stupid. But not uncomfortable.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“We’re going to Houston?” “California. Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, to be precise.” He crossed the room and reached for the door. “We need to interview some SEALs.”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits

“The odds were stacked against them, but Derek knew that every last one of his teammates relished this mission. They’d trained together, fought together, lived, breathed, and bled together for six long months of deployment. On this tour alone, they’d racked up more successful tactical operations than anyone cared to count. But it wasn’t every day they got the chance to rescue a civilian from the country they’d sworn their lives to protect and defend. At”
― Laura Griffin, Beyond Limits