Wonderland Quotes

“One minute social media was your friend and saying kind things; the next minute social media was a self-righteous bitch telling you exactly what a fuck-up you were.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Everything looked warm and gold, and with the early rays of sunshine on his face, he felt like Superman. The world was always beautiful if you could just climb high enough.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Everyone’s capable of murder,” he said. “Everyone. In the right circumstances, in the right place and time, anyone could kill anyone. Any cop worth his salt knows that.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“The world was always beautiful if you could just climb high enough.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Except that she’d only ever loved two men in her entire life. One was dead because of her, and the other one was a criminal who’d used her to save himself. She seemed to be a magnet for toxic men, and if Oscar wanted her, then she could only assume that he must be toxic, too.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

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― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Love made you do stupid things. Awful things. Terrible things. Things you knew were very, very wrong. Even when the person you loved didn’t love you back. Fuck, especially when the person you loved didn’t love you back. SEVENTEEN The television”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“You’ve got bigger balls than most men.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“but everyone’s life matters, whether he was homeless or somebody important.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Earl handles all the Wonderland calls personally,” Donnie said. “Things are done a specific way when it comes to the park.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“she sent Oz a text. I miss you.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“I’ve spent a lot of years trying not to feel things, because feelings suck.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“they were all American made. “No Jap-crap,” as Vanessa’s father would have said, god rest his racist soul.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“You’ve got bigger balls than most men.” “I’ve been told that before,” Vanessa said. “And I’ve never been able to figure out whether it’s an insult or a compliment.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“I don’t trust anybody, and in general, I think people are liars and cheaters, because I am, and it’s not fair to hold anyone else to a higher standard than I hold myself.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“It was sunset, and Wonderland was alive, the lights glittering like fallen stars.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“I have a lot of baggage, Oz. More than you can handle.” “You need to let me decide what I can and can’t handle,” Oscar said.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“But he was beginning to realize that love was overrated. Love made you do stupid things. Awful things. Terrible things. Things you knew were very, very wrong. Even when the person you loved didn’t love you back. Fuck, especially when the person you loved didn’t love you back.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“It was the kind of optimism you could only feel at eighteen, when you were old enough to know what you wanted, but still young enough to believe you would get it.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“That mess is an actual person,”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Morning had broken and the sun was now over the horizon. Everything looked warm and gold, and with the early rays of sunshine on his face, he felt like Superman. The world was always beautiful if you could just climb high enough.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Everything looked warm and gold, and with the early rays of sunshine on his face, he felt like Superman”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“around furtively as she did so. Vanessa got out of her car. The woman wasn’t quite as old as Sherry Hovey, but she had similar purple-tinged white hair. “Good afternoon, ma’am,” she said. “Did you need something?” “I’m Margie Hamilton. Come inside.” The woman led Vanessa through the garage and directly”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Anger—when she felt it, which wasn’t often—always began as a slow burn. First there was a little spark, and then there’d be a flame, and if the flame burned long enough, there would be rage. Pure, white-hot, unfiltered, unapologetic rage.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland

“Another dead body at the amusement park,” she said. “Wholesome family fun at its finest.”
― Jennifer Hillier, Wonderland