J.D. Horn > Quotes

“You have to close some doors, honey, no matter how nice a yard they open out onto.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“forgiveness was not a one-time act. It was a decision to move on and focus on a person’s good features each time the hurt over what they’ve done crept back up on you.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Choosing and then living with the consequences, that’s what deciding really is.” She”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“You don’t reason with a lightning bolt or negotiate with a hurricane,”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Anyone who truly thought ladies didn’t sweat never spent the summer in Georgia.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Like with all other things in life, magic is just a solution that offers its own set of complications.”
― J.D. Horn, The Void

“Savannah had the power to hold people long after their final sell-by date had been carved into marble. You didn’t need to be a witch, or even a psychic, to see spirits in Savannah—”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“I had come to realize that it is possible for someone to go too far to be forgiven. The best you could do was walk away and pray they didn’t try to follow you.”
― J.D. Horn, The Void

“Choosing and then living with the consequences, that’s what deciding really is.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Everything is made up of energy, and where there is energy, there is potential.”
― J.D. Horn, The Void

“Witches are, in spite of our powers, still human, and humans tend to fear what we don’t understand.”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo

“What I believe is that it’s easy to imagine things about someone you don’t know. And what I know is you don’t know me.”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo

“Didn’t matter whose blood ran through either of those girls’ veins. They both belonged to May now.”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo

“Savannah had the power to hold people long after their final sell-by date had been carved into marble.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“You suppose you are a harmless flame, when you are in truth a nuclear blast.”
― J.D. Horn, The Void

“They say this cemetery full, but I’d gladly help free up a spot fo’ that one,”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“even though life will take the things and the people you love from you, you should never, ever stop celebrating that you are alive.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“People can’t talk about you behind your back if you are constantly in their faces.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“Before common sense could trump curiosity, my feet led me over for a closer look.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Humans are out of balance with nature. They are a virus, spreading, destroying. The human race is the ultimate ecological nightmare.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“Their great leader, I am sure, is offering them a mind-numbing cocktail of easy answers to complex questions, simple decisions in a complicated world, and complete absolution from the responsibility for making their own moral decisions”
― J.D. Horn, The Final Days of Magic

“Yes. Things fall apart. The same thing holds true in regards to events. We build the events in our lives. We furnish them with our intellect and decorate them with our emotions, but then we walk away. We never bring new energy to them, and with time, they fade and disappear from our senses. That’s what leads to the sense that time is passing; what we call ‘the present’ simply reflects where we collectively are focusing the most energy.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“It’s one of mankind’s greatest weaknesses—the need to feel superior to others.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“Yes, she realized in flabbergasted amusement, the girl truly believed she had just paid Jilo a compliment.”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo

“Forgiveness was not a one-time act. It was decision to move on and focus on a person's good features each time the hurt over what they've done crept back up on you.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“Sometimes you just gotta cut the cord, blood or no.”
― J.D. Horn, The Source

“She'll hate you," Jackson said.

"We're sisters, a big part of her already hates me.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“You want to love him. But I don’t know why. What has he ever done for you, really?”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo

“He was the black sheep, and I was the dud. Deep down I’d always known I was his favorite, but it felt good to hear it anyway.”
― J.D. Horn, The Line

“But May soon realized that even though she might someday uncover a font of forgiveness in her heart, today was not the day it would happen.”
― J.D. Horn, Jilo