Mustangs Quotes

“He was Wes Calhoun. Former packmaster of the Wild Eight, son of the nefarious Nolan Calhoun, and one of the deadliest wolves to walk these mountainsides. He apologized to no one.
Except, apparently, her...”
― Kait Ballenger, Cowboy Wolf Trouble

“Everything changes except human behavior and its consequences.”
― Stephanie M. Sellers, The Gamecocks

“They were doing something so right, protecting the mustangs. As wild as they were, they had incredible potential if tamed by the right hands.

Wasn't that how it was with God? When others gave up, He kept going, kept pursuing, always seeing the potential of a person tamed by His hands.”
― Jody Hedlund, To Tame a Cowboy

“Living in the past will make you insane. I need to look forward and not be hindered by things out of my control.”
― Lacy Chantell, Wild Heart

“Her armor appears fragile –
a delicate shell of silk and perfume.
Life's troubles seem to find each chink.
But try to touch that smooth shield
and you will see it crumble in your hands.
As the dust dissipates, you find she is gone.”
― R.L. Martinez, Wild Horses Don't Stop at Whoa: Poems and Stories

“How can I see anything but all that pain?"

"You will. I promise you, you will. There will always be men with guns, Nash. There'll always be... I don't know. Ugliness? But one day you'll see how beautiful those horses are. Jesus, those crazy animals! You'll see them, the beauty of 'em will be bigger than anything awful. Beauty trumps the bad every time, Nash, I swear.”
― Deb Caletti, The Secrets She Keeps