"If we could get out of this town things might be better but we can't because we're waiting for Trudie and Tash to come back."
Chapter One, pg. 4

"But that's the thing about this town - there's no room for in between. You're in or you're out. You're good or you're bad. Actually, very good or very bad. Or very good at being very bad without being detected."
Chapter One, pg. 10

"I liked the way she assumed that the two of us could be friends even though she was a good Christian girl and I was a sad, cynical pothead."
Chapter Four, pg. 32

"But there is a kindness here, a complicated kindness. You can see it sometimes in the eyes of people when they look at you and don't know what to say."
Chapter Six, pg. 46

"The idea is that if we can successfully deny ourselves the pleasures...