Quotes from Infinite Possibilities

Lisa Renee Jones ·  218 pages

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“Hope is my enemy. It’s worse than lies. It promises and it takes back. It teases and it rips my heart out.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“Anyone who wants to hurt you has to come through me first.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“What we need more than anything, Amy, is each other. I need you, baby. I need you alive and well, in my bed and in my life. The idea of losing you is torture, but I know you aren’t my property. You’re the woman who changed me in ways I don’t even fully understand.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“I don't know. What if I don't want to and you do?"
" I just want you and us, baby. And when the time is right, and this hospital room isn't that time, I'll ask you to marry me properly and then take you pyramid hunting all over the world. You and me, baby. That's what I want.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“What are you thanking me for?"
"For being you, and it doesn't mater what name anyone calls you. I love you." His lips quirk."But I like how Amy Stone sounds. I like it alot.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities



“You are my other half, Amy. I have to protect you.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“What do I have to do to convince you I’m the one you should run to, not away from? Tell me and I’ll do it.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“He stills, and our eyes lock, his narrowing, holding mine captive. “Run to me, not from me.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“His presence in my life is like the lighthouse in my stormy waters to a ship lost at sea.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities


“His presence in my life is like the lighthouse in stormy waters to a ship lost at sea.”
― Lisa Renee Jones, quote from Infinite Possibilities



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