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“Entrust to God your weakness and He will entrust to you His strength.”

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“I don’t trust coincidences.”

Trust Coincidence

Book:A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

Source: A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

“There is a crucifix, a few cloves of garlic, a wooden stake, a hammer, a blob of Silly Putty, and a pocketknife. “You do realize these people aren’t vampires, right?” I say when Sam walks back in. “Yeah, but you never know. They’re probably crazy, like you said.” “And even if we were hunting vampires, what the hell is the Silly Putty for?” He shrugs. “Just want to be prepared.”

Book:I Am Number Four

Source: I Am Number Four

“Your worst fears are just that, fears. All you know, all you have done is always there with you, will always be so. Nothing is lost when you leap--jump in-- with openness to the great whatever.”

Wisdom Action Faith Fear Trust New Year Renewal Begin Again Open Resolutions

Author:Shellen Lubin

“Her flippant remark about seeing other people had been so far off base he considered the comment completely AWOL.””

Death Trust Tragedy Betrayal Motive Dead Aftermath Criminal Means Powerfu

Book:Catch .22

Source: Catch .22

“Absolutes are never to be trusted.”

Book:The Wisdom of Crowds

Source: The Wisdom of Crowds

“As the old saying goes, “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.” But that depends on what the hand is feeding you and what the other hand is doing while you’re eating.”

Wise Honest Trust Eating Manipulation Feeding Cautious Trustworthy Hand Reliable

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Trust is a fickle force. They say that, here in the mountains, we are cold because we are born without it. I’m not sure that it isn’t worse to be born with it and lose it along the way.”

Fantasy Trust Thought Provoking Mountains Quotes

Book:A Memory of Light

Source: A Memory of Light

“She could depend on the Lord for the same reasons and to a far greater extent. The Lord deserved her trust because of who he was and what he'd done. Leaning didn't make her weaker. It made her stronger.”

Strength Trust Dependency

Book:When Twilight Breaks

Source: When Twilight Breaks

“The woman before him did not seem trapped. She had a calm about her instead, as if she finally knew what, and whom, she could count on. For it was never as much as any of us like to hope - the key was to know whom one could trust to be there and when, in good times and in bad.”

Trust Expectations Realism

Book:The Jane Austen Society

Source: The Jane Austen Society

“I wish I didn’t know, absolutely, you sign papers of ours without the reading of them.” “I give them a scan.” Sometimes. “If you fucked me over, I’m a cop. I know how to make you pay without letting it show. Like, the one where I tranq your wine, dress you in a diaper and pasties, get you in your office and transmit the image globally.” “You’ve given this some thought.” “Just in my free time.” She gave his hands a squeeze before drawing hers away and laying them on his cheeks. “Bottom line? She wasn’t wrong to trust a man she loves—because it had to be love. He’s not rich or good-looking or powerful. She just loves the wrong man. I don’t.” “Well now,” he murmured, then leaned in to take her mouth in a soft, slow, sweet kiss. “There’s the one where I coat the inside of all your boxers with a biological that causes your works to develop festering boils.” It made him wince. “Christ Jesus, you obviously have far too much free time.” “I’ve got a whole list,” she said as he opened the front door. “For him, too,” she added, shooting a finger at Summerset. Summerset merely cocked his eyebrows. “No visible injuries once again. We appear to be on a streak.” “For him I have the stick up his ass surgically removed, and without it, his whole body collapses into a puddle of ghoul.” She tossed her coat over the newel post. “You’ll be too busy with festering boils to have him reanimated.”

Love Trust Eve Roarke Humor

Book:Connections in Death

Source: Connections in Death