Mustique Island Quotes

“Home is never really a place, said Titus. It's something you make inside yourself. I may not be where you are, but I am there.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Life was a steady accumulation of actions and reactions, ups and downs, a seesaw of what was presented and what a person did with it.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“You've got to know what you believe before you know what you don't.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“No use second-guessing the past. It'll never change.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“You couldn't take back words and some, even true ones, were better left unspoken.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Screw up your life if you want. But it's immoral to screw up a kid before it's even born.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Memory had a way of tricking the rememberer.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Her head and her heart were all thorned up.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“The world was a black hole of bedlam. So, she'd set out to find her starlight.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“She'd known woeful long marriages and very happy divorces. Not every union was a good one and not every split was bad.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Candy is the same if you eat it today or tomorrow, but a grape is now or never.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Something was gnawing at her, like when she finished a good book: the melancholy longing to return to the beginning and read the story for the first time. But once read, knowledge changed a person.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“She wondered if every woman grappled with the gnawing feeling that she could've been a better daughter, a better wife, a better mother... just better.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Her daughters were part of her, sprung from her deepest hope.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“But that's the thing with Shangri-la, only the elite are invited.”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island

“Four Seasons Hotel George V”
― Sarah McCoy, Mustique Island