Janet McNulty > Quotes

“more humorous looks. One I noticed actually had been carved into a bat holding a ghost. Artistic, I thought to myself knowing I would never be able to duplicate that. Greg and I walked through the double”
― Janet McNulty, Trick Or Treat, Or Murder?

“look on her face, I know that she is using every ounce of strength she has to make it up”
― Janet McNulty, Sugar And Spice And Not So Nice

“Officer Burroughs mercilessly eyed the men lined against the wall outside in the center of the Waste Management Plant.”
― Janet McNulty, Tempered Steel

“Officer Burroughs couldn’t believe his ears.  The man sang the old song from the foolish rebellion of 125 years ago.  A group of people had decided that the individual was better than the collective society.  Government forces cut them down easily and”
― Janet McNulty, Tempered Steel

“When you live in a world where evil is allowed to flourish, you get used to it.”
― Janet McNulty, Dystopia

“Once again, she had been forced to flee for her life from Jenny Sommers (the popular girl in her school who always had the latest clothes in fashion, dated the star football quarterback in a clichéd high school romance, and had recently received a Lexus convertible for her birthday) and her friends, who were just as spoiled.”
― Janet McNulty, Solaris Seethes

“What is life without a few bruises to toughen our character?”
― Janet McNulty, Solaris Seethes

“area waiting to be dumped in the incinerator.  Officer Burroughs didn’t care if those waiting for execution instigated the riot or not.  He just wanted to make an example.  Determined to demonstrate his authority, he had twenty men randomly rounded up. Officer Burroughs raised his arm as his officers”
― Janet McNulty, Tempered Steel

“She remembered Klanor speaking about a place he always liked to visit, a place at the heart of the Twelve Sectors, one that many visited because of its rich blues and unique wildlife (it was home to the Wingabur, a rare species that was somewhere between a bear and a pigeon) and flowing rivers of water the color of sunset orange.”
― Janet McNulty, Solaris Seethes

“Death comes for us all in the end,” replied”
― Janet McNulty, Dystopia

“Alfric ran ahead of his men, 20 in number, his bearskin cloak (made from the same bear he had killed in his youth) flapped behind him, exposing his kyrtill (and the gold embroidery marking his station as king) as they chased the enemy army that had—foolishly—dared to invade his kingdom and steal the treasures that he had brought back from his journey south.”
― Janet McNulty, Solaris Seethes

“Take up the torch. Lift it high. Let fear be scorched. Let Tyranny die.”
― Janet McNulty, Tempered Steel

“She turned a corner, dodging into another person’s yard (decorated with a blue picnic table and patio umbrella with daisies painted on it, despite the shabbiness of his neighbors), before diving through a loose board in the wood fence (its edges rotted) and into another alley, and forced to squeeze past an abandoned, green Cadillac (with rusted fenders and a missing left, rear tire) that nearly blocked her path.”
― Janet McNulty, Solaris Seethes

“They are terrorists whose only goal is to destroy us with their misguided notion of individual liberty. Liberty. What a laughable concept. Freedom is the desire of selfish men who care only for themselves and not their fellow man.”
― Janet McNulty, Dystopia