A Walk Across the Sun Quotes

“Traffickers will stop when men stop buying women”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“In places like this, it's hard to imagine that the world can be so ugly,' Thomas said.
'This is how it was meant to be,' Priya replied. 'The ugliness is our own fault.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Evil prevails where good people do nothing.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Yet her father had taught her that failing to act in the face of human suffering is inhuman.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Someone once asked Mother Teresa how she dealt with world poverty. Do you know what she said? 'You do the thing that's in front of you.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Healing, she found, required motion, intention, purpose - the reassurance that life was still worth living.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“If thou has not seen the devil, look at thine own self.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Hope may vanish, but can die not.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Yield not to calamity, but face it boldly.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Because love is a riddle, as is life itself.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“On the other side of this darkness, a new day will slowly dawn.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“The mark of wisdom is to see the reality behind each appearance.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“The most dangerous thing is illusion.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“There is light beyond the veil.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“The dark places of the land are full of the habitations of violence.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Let not your heart be burdened with what is past and gone.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“The sights and sounds of human depravity were too much to forget. Is this hell? She wondered fleetingly. If not, where is God?”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“Idhar aawo!”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun

“the real world, doubt was the only truth.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across The Sun: A Novel

“Ahalya quickly learned to appreciate the schedule. Healing, she found, required motion, intention, purpose—the reassurance that life was still worth living.”
― Corban Addison, A Walk Across the Sun