Mark Stone > Quotes

“There wasn'thing useful”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many

“Didn’t that just figure? One of the most”
― Mark Stone, Hidden in the Shallows

“My mother used to tell me that there were two kinds of people in the world. There was the rock and the wave. Both were strong, but in different ways. The rock is steady and unmoving, and the wave is a force, wild and free. When you look at it, you might think that the wave is bigger than the rock, that it slaps into it far too hard, changing its shape and whittling it down into nothing.” She squeezed my hand now, returning the favor I’d given her just moments before. “That’s not really true, though. Because what you don’t know, is that maybe the rock needs to be changed, and maybe the wave needs to be tempered. And, in the end, both of them are better for it.”
― Mark Stone, Tangled in the Sails

“There wasn'thing dramatic”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many

“They tell you they can’t believe what they’re seeing when something unexpected happens on tv or in a book they’re reading, when they go over the words again and again, making sure they’re understanding things correctly. And to be fair, I had always been as guilty as anybody at throwing that phrase around unnecessarily.”
― Mark Stone, Lucky Devil

“He won’t iscuss the final events”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many

“There wasn'thing good about it.”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many

“indecent,”
― Mark Stone, Tangled in the Sails

“I’d bet dollars to doughnuts”
― Mark Stone, Buried In the Sand

“These were the people we were. For better or worse, we ran toward the danger, not away from it. We put our lives on the line so that other people wouldn’t have to. We risked our lives for the chance of saving others.”
― Mark Stone, Lucky Charm

“I know that can be an overused phrase, and because of that, the whole thing has kind of lost its meaning. People tell you that they can’t believe what they’re seeing when there’s a huge sale on cucumbers.”
― Mark Stone, Lucky Devil

“The past is the past. That’s all it’ll ever be, and it’s certainly not worth feeling bad in the present over.”
― Mark Stone, Far From Shore

“But hey didn't know her,”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many

“It didn'thing to protect him”
― Mark Stone, One Boat Too Many