Small Town Fiction Quotes

“I remember Peyton [Manning] called me as soon as I got out to Denver. He started the conversation by asking me, ‘When did you get in?’ We mainly just talked to get familiar with each other.”
― Vernon Davis, Playing Ball: Life Lessons from My Journey to the Super Bowl and Beyond

“Madame, I think you’ll be a great tour guide. Lead on.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“I guess the first thing we do is find a hardware store.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“The achoo! The other door is to my achoo! father’s office.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“Guess this ain’t the best time to shake hands.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“We’ve been friends since our first day together.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“I’d really rather have the baby, pal.”
― Laurie Loveman, Memories

“The point on which the town of Seal Cove is built, shelters a small harbor on the south, and a series of lovely secluded coves on the north, one of which lends its name to the town.”
― S.W. Clemens, The Seal Cove Theoretical Society

“Don’t wait for the perfect time to go after your dreams. There is never a perfect time. Just get on with it, and when you achieve one dream, always have another waiting in the wings. There’s nothing worse than having no goal, nothing to strive for.”
― S.W. Clemens, The Seal Cove Theoretical Society

“Honey, it doesn't matter how many tourists or movie people swoop into Willow Falls. We're still a small town, and we're not about to let outsiders mess with one of our own.”
― Pat Nichols, Starstruck in Willow Falls

“Willow Falls is a southern town that stands up for what's right and takes care of its own.”
― Pat Nichols, Starstruck in Willow Falls