George P. Cross > Quotes

“The man, or rather the boy, had seen enough conflict in his time. He was a coward, and August almost saw him as more.”
― George P. Cross

“He wanted to and thought about saying these things, but decided against it.”
― George P. Cross, Here Lies Goldpeaks

“The Silverspoke gang is made up of petty thieves and kids thrown out of their homes and displaced peoples, but that didn’t seem to matter, did it? The petty thieves and the sympathetic types and all the people who deserve our leniency burned it all the same. It didn’t seem to matter then, their histories, their crimes, they all did it, and I’m not letting them do it again.”
― George P. Cross, Here Lies Goldpeaks

“He could only think of the notes written, of the letters, of the regrets reflected in his words. Of the broken men he had beaten, of his merciful attitudes sprung from his selfish past, and in the darkness, where only a distant lighthouse could be seen, Terry emerged from the broken waving waters with both hands, pulling himself back to the sky.”
― George P. Cross, Here Lies Goldpeaks