For The Love Of An Outlaw Quotes

“What’s the point of living until old age if you forget to live on your way there?”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“Okay, that we’re going to have to work on. Don’t touch any of my livestock with those fingers of death.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“That’s sad.” “What is?” “The loss of a friendship.” “Nah, that’s life. People come and go. Most of them are only in your life to get you somewhere. And what I mean by that is they are supposed to teach you lessons, and then you grow or learn something hard and you don’t make those mistakes again. And if you’re lucky, you have a handful of people who stick around because they’re supposed to. Those are the ones it’s sad to lose.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“People come and go. Most of them are only in your life to get you somewhere. And what I mean by that is they are supposed to teach you lessons, and then you grow or learn something hard and you don’t make those mistakes again. And if you’re lucky, you have a handful of people who stick around because they’re supposed to. Those are the ones it’s sad to lose. Kurt was never one of those.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“Colton was a fart-face, just like she’d nicknamed him growing up.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“Part of her wanted to flip him off for telling her what to do, but a bigger part of her wanted to straddle his lap and grind against him right now until he didn’t look so mad. She didn’t really know what that said about her other than she was turning into a sexual deviant around Trigger.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw

“yeah, his life was really fuckin’ weird. Between the clan, Colton’s wishing squirrel, and the molestation by a hundred-pound woman with silver bouffant hair who was now licking her lips at him, there wasn’t much normal about his current existence.”
― T.S. Joyce, For The Love Of An Outlaw