Sally Malcolm > Quotes

“Because Harry knew there was no forever. Not for them. Such things were impossible. There was only today, there was only tonight. And he’d do well not to forget it.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“The thought of squeezing back into his stifling pre-war life stopped his breath in panic. In truth, the only time he breathed easily was with Harry, whom he loved with that same red raw ferocity — and whom he’d love with passion given the chance. But he wouldn’t get that chance. The world forbade it.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“There is no bravery without fear.”
― Sally Malcolm, A Matter of Honor

“He didn’t promise to always be there. Whatever Ash might think, Harry knew it was impossible. And there was no point in wishing for impossible things.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“Yes ma’am.”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“Harry, who meant the world to him, and who the world would deny him. Harry, whom he loved.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“Dying never made a man better than he was when he was living.”
― Sally Malcolm, Rebel

“Yes sir.”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“Oh sometimes it does, Carter,”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“Alright,”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“the only one of them not to fall on their ass”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“I guess it’s easy to lose yourself in a book,” Leo said quietly, “when the real world doesn’t feel so friendly.”
― Sally Malcolm, Love Around the Corner

“Sam’s father would have warned him that a man who lifts his hand to harm a friend harms himself the deepest.”
― Sally Malcolm, King's Man

“looked like”
― Sally Malcolm, A Matter of Honor

“But it looked at Teal’c”
― Sally Malcolm, Stargate SG-1: Permafrost

“I’m hoping to do more than see it, mate.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“effected.”
― Sally Malcolm, A Matter of Honor

“F.U.B.A.R is a military acronym”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“There’s no such thing as a free lunch.”
― Sally Malcolm, A Matter of Honor

“Kinder?” Ash snorted. “Easier, you mean. Wrap it all in King and Country and forget what war really is. It betrays them, it betrays everyone who died.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“a decimated wasteland”
― Sally Malcolm, Exile

“The London fogs continued as soupy as ever, made uncanny by the masks people had taken to wearing — some to keep out the influenza, others to hide horrific souvenirs from the fighting.”
― Sally Malcolm, The Last Kiss

“Humanity, it seemed, was one of the galaxy’s constants.”
― Sally Malcolm, A Matter of Honor