Long Journey Home Quotes

“A woman who has loved and lost will be cautious before opening herself up to the possibility of that sort of pain again.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Where does one find a voice in the midst of such heartache?”
“We all find ours in our own ways and on our own paths. Each of us simply has to be willing to walk it.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Maura laughed, something Ryan had never heard.
There was a musical quality to her laughter, one that settled on his very heart like a warm, comforting blanket.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Love doesn’t exist only in simplicity. It’s not meant to emerge only after life has calmed and settled. Love offers strength through life’s chaos and upheavals.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Twasn’t the sort of thing most men admitted to longing for. Why not? Why was wishing for love and family and home so often considered a strictly feminine desire? It ought not be. Men wanted those things as well. They were simply seldom permitted to express as much.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Hope Springs is a place for dreamers.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“You have to believe there’s good in the world. And you have to be willing to add good to it.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“Being useful kept the despair at bay. Being part of their lives relieved some of her loneliness. Yet when her own world was crumbling, she faced her crisis more or less alone.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home

“There’re some very fine people in this world who’re the quiet and keep-to-themselves sort.”
― Sarah M. Eden, Long Journey Home