"Rule of the Bone" Quotes
A troubled teenager finds a sense of belonging and purpose through his experiences with a motorcycle gang and a Rastafarian community.
fiction | 390 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I was like a dog in the night, barking at nothing.
I felt like I was floating in a sensory deprivation tank.
I suddenly felt like I was all alone in the world.
I had a deep need to connect with something, someone, anybody.
I was sick of the same old scene.
I realized I had to take a risk and make my own path in life.
I was searching for a sense of belonging that always seemed just out of reach.
I was tired of pretending to be someone I was not.
I wanted to escape the cycle of poverty and despair that surrounded me.
I realized that freedom came with its own set of responsibilities.





