Michael Cardwell > Quotes

“I’m just amazed how men live without women.” ​“We live poorly and without joy,” said Danny.  He”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Outlaws: A Coogan Mystery

“Most folks find reasons not to do the right thing.  I guess you ain’t one of them.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Outlaws: A Coogan Mystery

“twin to one in his mouth”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery

“in time to see you, Superman, out the window.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery

“never heard them?”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery

“had found his way into his cup.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery

“​Ray set his cruise control and shifted in his seat.  “Wallace Black Elk, an Oglala Sioux holy man, taught that there are two roads.  The red road and the dark road.” ​“You mean like heaven and hell?” asked Danny. Ray glanced at him as he drove.  “Not really.  The dark road is the road of self-destruction, while the red road is the path to healing.” “Healing?” “If you walk the red road, you embody the Seven Sacred Virtues.  You are connected to everyone else on the road in a circle, a sacred hoop,” said Ray.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Outlaws: A Coogan Mystery

“burned up with the Blockhouse was destroyed.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Vengeance: A Coogan Mystery

“There is one thing you need to know about the badge before pinning it on.” ​Danny looked up, and Barrett nodded at Banner, who stepped forward, his earlier smile replaced with a look of reverence. ​“The badge has a star with seven points, each representing one of the Seven Sacred Virtues,” he said.  “You will need to study them, practice them, and honor our ways.”  Barrett added from behind, “The virtues are prayer, honesty, humility, compassion, respect, generosity, and wisdom.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Outlaws: A Coogan Mystery

“Because he wasn’t here to protect her,” answered Ben. He gave Danny a knowing smile and shrugged. “A son’s a son until he gets a wife, but a daughter’s a daughter all her life.”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery

“He pitched the in the”
― Michael Cardwell, Frontier Marshal: A Coogan Mystery