Quotes from Natural Law

Joey W. Hill ·  360 pages

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“It doesn't really make sense. Guess it's not supposed to.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


“His voice just became the music her soul yearned to embrace, to compose the right notes to make their songs come together again, as easily and beautifully as they had before.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


“Being violent is easy, too easy.” He brushed it off. “Holding back, being gentle, restraining your strength when it’s not needed, that takes—” “Character,” she said. “Loads of it.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


“Her plea was the music that the soul could hear at sunrise, if the mind was still enough to hear it.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


“She chose the adjective deliberately. Handsome or sexy conveyed surface appeal. Beautiful addressed the whole package, inside and out.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law



“You’ll need to take it easy on him, Tyler. He comes off tough as nails, but if you find the way in, he can be hurt.

We all can, love. We all can.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


“There was no law against being an asshole.”
― Joey W. Hill, quote from Natural Law


About the author

Joey W. Hill
Born date February 23, 1968
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