Amy Cross > Quotes

“Everyone's a monster to someone,”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“When one faces death, one should embrace the darkness and accept that life is over. The difficulty, however, comes in letting go of hope.”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“I guess some people don't ever really change. They just learn to be better liars.”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“Rise up and lift your lips to death, for it is the sweetest thing you will ever taste.”
― Amy CROSS

“It's so easy to be critical. To judge. You don't know what people are going through until you walk in their shoes for a while.”
― Amy Cross, Origin

“Well that's wonderful," she says. "Everyone says that their third night is particularly fun." She stands up straight and starts walking away. "See you later!" she calls back. As I'm”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“Suddenly something touches my shoulder. I spin around to find a dark shape standing right next to me. For a moment, I'm filled with a sense of panic, but then the figure steps even closer and I realize, with shock, that it's Nurse Winter. She's wearing nothing but a pair of white briefs, and she smiles as she puts her arms around my shoulders. I glance back over at her window, but there's no sign of her now. How the hell did she get over to my room so fast? I turn back to her as she pushes her bare breasts against my chest, presses her crotch against my erect penis, and starts to kiss me. It's”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“The only people who believe in vampires these days are lonely hormonal teenage girls and pretentious, mascara-wearing guys.”
― Amy Cross, Dark Season: The Complete First Series

“How can it be that everything makes so much sense in my head, but it all falls apart when I start speaking?”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“You've done a good thing," Nurse Winter says. "You should be proud of yourself.”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“Everyone knows that only crazy people go to the island.   Arrested for a crime she didn't commit, Iris soon discovers that she already has a long criminal record she never knew about. When her world comes crashing down, she makes the ultimate choice and invokes her right to be sent to the island. There, she quickly discovers the horrors of a land where anyone can do anything they want, free of all rules and laws. She also meets Asher, a mysterious girl with a dark past and a crazy plan to establish her own town in the midst of the island's chaos. First, though, they both have to face a deadly group”
― Amy Cross, The Island

“It's as if the entire city has suddenly disappeared. Or rather, the city is still there, but all the people are gone.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“A straight line is certainly the quickest way from one point to another, but it's rarely the most interesting.”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“I did locate her eyeballs, they were in another part of her body,”
― Amy Cross, The Farm

“Nurse Winter seems... Something's not right. I can't put my finger on it, but something is definitely not right with her.”
― Amy Cross, Meds

“A man can't hide from such things forever,” he told her darkly. “The dead will always find a way. There's no point trying to stop them.”
― Amy Cross, 1689

“Rise up and lift your lips to death," I say, "for it is the sweetest thing you will ever taste.”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“I don't like it when things change. Still, as I glance back into the cabin and see Jon in the kitchen, it's clear that he's not concerned about anything. And if he's not concerned, then I guess there's nothing to worry about.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“It matters not where a person is from, but rather what they do with themselves.”
― Amy Cross, A House in London

“The part of him that gave him his unique scent is gone, which means that he's gone.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Nurse Winter stares at me, her face looking blank for a moment. "Are you sure?" she asks. "Positive,”
― Amy Cross, Asylum

“From now on, I intend to be entirely selfish, and for me that means reading.”
― Amy Cross, The Spider

“When all of this is sorted out, I'm going to come and put some flowers on Henry's grave.”
― Amy Cross, Days 9 to 16

“I did nothing,” she said after a moment, “to deserve ending up like that monster. I was good, I did everything right, so why did I turn into that thing? Why did my life end, after fifty-seven years, with me putting a noose around my neck and hanging myself in the basement? And did you read the note that I wrote? So pathetic. So worthless. Did I really let my life fade away, all because of that Maurice Renshaw man?” “I”
― Amy Cross, Mary

“a group of like-minded men got together and decided to set up a facility that can operate free of the state's restraints.”
― Amy Cross, The Farm

“Saturday. "Where are you going?" her mother asked,”
― Amy Cross, The Girl Who Never Came Back

“Lydia looked out at the sunlit garden and felt something that seemed completely alien. Peace. Just for one moment, really only for a few snatched seconds, she felt utterly at peace with herself and with the world. She knew that would change soon, of course, and that she didn't even deserve to feel such peace. All her worries and fears and regrets would soon come rushing back, but for a brief stolen moment – almost separate from time itself – she allowed herself to know how it felt to be truly content.”
― Amy Cross, The Horror of Styre House

“You know what your father is like,” she added. “He can become terribly fixated on the smaller jobs, for want of taking in the bigger picture.”
― Amy Cross, 1722

“Katie?”
― Amy Cross, The Curse of Wetherley House

“everybody saw; the adventurous one was named Ettolrahc, which was Charlotte's name backward,”
― Amy Cross, The Girl Who Never Came Back