“This was peace. This was everything right and beautiful and good. The music swelled through the room, deep and sonorous and lilting. It was a song full of hope and dreams and love and every good thing that inspired people to feel, that made them human. It was a song to break the world. It was a song to remake it again.”
―
Kyla Stone,
The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“You make it sound so terrible. There’s nothing wrong with crying. Tears are healing. They help you drain out the sorrow and anguish, so you can start filling yourself with more positive emotions, when you’re ready.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin
“Whatever sets us above even the most intelligent animals. Our ability to love, to be just, to be merciful, to forgive, to dream. To believe in something greater and better than ourselves. To hope.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“just stared at him. “Are you okay?” Noah asked her. She scowled. “Fine and dandy. I can practically feel the sprinkles and rainbows bursting out of my ass.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Madness
“There’s a link between creativity and mental illness,” Lucas continues. “Creative people feel more, think more. They’re more sensitive. Most people try to skim over the painful stuff, artists dwell on it. Dad always says Mom thinks too much. Too much brewing spoils the pot. Or something like that.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin
“There was no time for tears while the world fell to pieces all around you. The only thing left to do was survive. And surviving, at least, she was good at.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“If only closed minds came with closed mouths.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin: A novel
“As long as you can still find beauty, you know you’ll be all right,” he said. “That’s what hope is.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage. — LAO TZU” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Valor
“Tan Turd” ― Kyla Stone, The Light We Lost
“The consolidation of power in the guise of public safety. It’s an age-old game that’s been played a thousand times throughout time on government stages large and small. The erosion of our rights is the slow death of freedom. We’re the frogs basking in the warm pan bath while the water boils us to death, and some of us don’t even realize it.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Anarchy
“Common sense is like deodorant…the people who need it most…never use it.” ― Kyla Stone, Fear the Fallout
“What doesn’t kill you, disappoints me.” ― Kyla Stone, Falling Stars
“I—I’ve been shot.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
“will not risk a David-and-Goliath war here. You have no idea what a war entails.” “David won.” “What?” Willis snapped. Cleo raised her chin with an imperious tilt. “David won, you idiot.” ― Kyla Stone, Breaking World
“And I’ll let you in on a little secret. Crying doesn’t mean you aren’t strong. Tears aren’t weak. Emotions aren’t weak. They’re part of what makes us who we are. We can be happy and brave and strong, but we can also be sad and worried and scared. So don’t wipe your tears away, okay?” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“Forgotten how love was a two-way street and people couldn’t help you if you didn’t let them in, if you didn’t let them come into your messy ugly places and love you back to life.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Valor
“Albert,” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
“corrupt and greedy politicians ruled us, taxed us to death, sucked the teat of America dry. No one could do anything about it. Not the little people, anyway. They taught us that voting could change things, fix things, but we’ve just been trading one charlatan for another, through every level of government.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
“You make it sound so terrible. There’s nothing wrong with crying. Tears are healing. They help you drain out the sorrow and anguish, so you can start filling yourself with more positive emotions, when you’re ready.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin
“Whatever sets us above even the most intelligent animals. Our ability to love, to be just, to be merciful, to forgive, to dream. To believe in something greater and better than ourselves. To hope.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“just stared at him. “Are you okay?” Noah asked her. She scowled. “Fine and dandy. I can practically feel the sprinkles and rainbows bursting out of my ass.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Madness
“There’s a link between creativity and mental illness,” Lucas continues. “Creative people feel more, think more. They’re more sensitive. Most people try to skim over the painful stuff, artists dwell on it. Dad always says Mom thinks too much. Too much brewing spoils the pot. Or something like that.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin
“There was no time for tears while the world fell to pieces all around you. The only thing left to do was survive. And surviving, at least, she was good at.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“If only closed minds came with closed mouths.” ― Kyla Stone, Beneath the Skin: A novel
“As long as you can still find beauty, you know you’ll be all right,” he said. “That’s what hope is.” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage. — LAO TZU” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Valor
“Tan Turd” ― Kyla Stone, The Light We Lost
“The consolidation of power in the guise of public safety. It’s an age-old game that’s been played a thousand times throughout time on government stages large and small. The erosion of our rights is the slow death of freedom. We’re the frogs basking in the warm pan bath while the water boils us to death, and some of us don’t even realize it.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Anarchy
“Common sense is like deodorant…the people who need it most…never use it.” ― Kyla Stone, Fear the Fallout
“What doesn’t kill you, disappoints me.” ― Kyla Stone, Falling Stars
“I—I’ve been shot.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
“will not risk a David-and-Goliath war here. You have no idea what a war entails.” “David won.” “What?” Willis snapped. Cleo raised her chin with an imperious tilt. “David won, you idiot.” ― Kyla Stone, Breaking World
“And I’ll let you in on a little secret. Crying doesn’t mean you aren’t strong. Tears aren’t weak. Emotions aren’t weak. They’re part of what makes us who we are. We can be happy and brave and strong, but we can also be sad and worried and scared. So don’t wipe your tears away, okay?” ― Kyla Stone, The Last Sanctuary Omnibus #1-5: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series
“Forgotten how love was a two-way street and people couldn’t help you if you didn’t let them in, if you didn’t let them come into your messy ugly places and love you back to life.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Valor
“Albert,” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
“corrupt and greedy politicians ruled us, taxed us to death, sucked the teat of America dry. No one could do anything about it. Not the little people, anyway. They taught us that voting could change things, fix things, but we’ve just been trading one charlatan for another, through every level of government.” ― Kyla Stone, Edge of Defiance
