Where the Truth Lives Quotes

“Sometimes an evil man acted as a hero, and sometimes a victim became a tormenter. Criminals exhibited unexpected grace, and honest men had moments of great weakness. There was a strange, terrible, beautiful, complicated universe inside them all where nothing was simply black or white.”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives

“Heaven showed up in small, stolen moments. And he had learned to recognize them for what they were. To pause, to hold them close and breathe them in as they filtered slowly, slowly through his soul. And for those tender slips of precious time, the broken world was only perfect.”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives

“Some people are warriors,” Zach went on. “Soul warriors. There’s something stronger, less . . . breakable about them than others. You can knock them over, but they’ll just keep getting up. Again and again.”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives

“All people moved between darkness and light into those gray areas between the two, the only difference between any of them being the degree in which they walked in shadow and how far they traveled into murkier depths. Sometimes an evil man acted as a hero, and sometimes a victim became a tormenter. Criminals exhibited unexpected grace, and honest men had moments of great weakness”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives

“You think that story you just told is your weakness and your shame, but maybe it’s your greatest strength.”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives

“obfuscated”
― Mia Sheridan, Where the Truth Lives