Kimberly A. Bettes > Quotes

“If you left out the sadistic serial killer part of him, he was a great guy. He was clean and orderly. He was kind. He catered to the woman he loved. He was a great cook. He had high hopes for his career. He didn’t plop down in front of the television for hours at a time. He enjoyed playing games and great conversation. His sexual stamina was impressive. And he was a handsome man. It’s just that pesky habit of his where he raped, tortured, killed, and dismembered women that was a turn off.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“We’re broken and unfixable.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“Women had sexy orgasm faces. Men did not.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“Through their grief, they must smile. Through their tears, they must laugh. Because comedy was the other side of tragedy.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, The Criers Club

“It’s going to be fun having you here. You’re so unlike the others.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“Look, you’re like a branch on a mighty oak tree. If you don’t bend with the wind sometimes, you will break.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, The Criers Club

“If you left out the sadistic serial killer part of him, he was a great guy.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“Inside, I was shaking like a Chihuahua in a snow storm. But outside, I was so cool cucumbers were jealous.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“I removed her shoes and took the money from between her tits. Earlier I’d wondered what all she kept in between those mountainous knockers of her. Now I knew. A wad of cash—the bills damp with perspiration, a tube of lipstick, a crumpled pack of cigarettes, a lighter, and a small comb. I had to wonder why she didn’t just carry a purse. I put the lipstick in my pocket and rolled her into the hole, covering her body with dirt before returning the shovel to the shed.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“All I saw when I looked at him was blood and gore, anger and rage, torture and brutality.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Pushed

“Either way, the man was nuts. And his book sucked.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“few yards over, a dog barked. I wasn’t too worried about it since it sounded like a small dog and those yappy bastards barked at everything. Had it been a big dog I might’ve been”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“I knew that when I got home, I’d find dried blood caked thick under my fingernails. I’d find it in my hair and in the wrinkles of my testicles.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“Adam Spencer, a happily married 37 year-old father of two young boys, has everything he wants. A successful business, a beautiful home, two cars in the garage, and a dog. What he doesn’t want is to die. But Adam doesn’t have a say in the matter. He just found out he has brain cancer.   Troubled”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, The Criers Club

“I wondered if one day, a woman would sit handcuffed to this very pipe and watch in fear as my blood swirled away down the drain.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“I just wish I could help. You’re my wife. I should be there, by your side, protecting you from whatever you’re afraid of.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Pushed

“I gave them the address of the asshole who wanted his lawn mowed north to south instead of east to west.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918

“What are you serving? Asshole sandwiches? I can’t imagine you’d know how to make anything else.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, Held

“Don’t worry about him. He’s just mad because his pubes are longer than his dick.”
― Kimberly A. Bettes, 22918