Sherrilyn Kenyon Quotes About Hell

Quotes about: Hell

• The strongest steel is forged by the fires of hell. It is pounded and struck repeatedly before it's plunged back into the molten fire. The fire gives it power and flexibility, and the blows give it STRENGTH. Those two thing make the metal pliable and able to withstand every battle it's called upon to fight.

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Fighting, Blow, Fire

  Sherrilyn Kenyon (2007). “Devil May Cry: A Dark-Hunter Novel”, p.87, Macmillan

• There was a reason why there was only a single stairway to heaven, but an entire highway to hell.

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Heaven, Reason Why, Hell

  Sherrilyn Kenyon (2014). “Illusion: Number 5 in series”, p.168, Hachette UK

• My mother always said that the strongest steel is forged by the fires of hell.

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Mother, Fire, Steel

  "Author Spotlight: Kevin J. Anderson & Sherrilyn Kenyon". Interview with Liz Argall, www.lightspeedmagazine.com. August 2016.

• My mother always said that the strongest steel is forged by the fires of hell. That which doesn't kill us doesn't have to make us bitter, unless we let it. Those fires show us what we can survive and clear the field for new growth. For a better harvest.

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Mother, Fire, Growth

  "Author Spotlight: Kevin J. Anderson & Sherrilyn Kenyon". Interview with Liz Argall, www.lightspeedmagazine.com. August 2016.

• It's not fair to show someone the sun and then banish him from it. Even the devil may cry when he looks around hell and realizes that he's there alone. -Acheron

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Devil, Looks, May

  Sherrilyn Kenyon (2013). “The Dark-Hunters (The Collection Thus Far)”, p.5140, Macmillan

• Where I come from, family’s defined as those who don’t screw you over a pay check. Blood makes no difference. If you can trust them with your life and know that they’ll be there come whatever hell rains down, then they’re your family.

  Sherrilyn Kenyon

  Rain, Blood, Differences

  Sherrilyn Kenyon (2011). “Born Of Shadows: Number 4 in series”, p.104, Hachette UK

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