Wendy Dranfield > Quotes

“And no one believes they’re the type of person who can be preyed upon until it happens to them.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Please Don't Find Me

“If your own parents can disown you, it must feel like anyone could.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Cry for Help

“It’s a good job she’s single, as she would have been kicked out of bed with all the tossing and turning she was doing.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“through”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“Madison. “My name’s Nate. Is Stephanie there?” More silence. Then, “Put Madison on the line.” Nate hands the phone over”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“with”
― Wendy Dranfield, Little Girl Taken

“already rising humidity.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“SHADOW FALLS AN ABSOLUTELY GRIPPING MYSTERY THRILLER WENDY DRANFIELD”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“Once I was released, my lawyers told me not to bother chasing after him. They said that even if I caught him and he was finally charged with Stacey’s murder, no jury would convict a priest with a whole congregation willing to testify about what a good man he is, especially not when I make a better suspect. Apparently they wouldn’t want to believe a man of God was capable of it.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“Thank you so much for giving the first book of my new series a try! I really hope you enjoyed it and that you’re”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“After all, PIs get paid more”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“Prosecutors should be writers, seeing as the majority of their cases are built on fiction.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“How life can turn on a dime and those you trust the most can turn out to be the worst people you’ll ever meet. Far worse than any stranger.”
― Wendy Dranfield, The Night She Vanished

“of the year, a birthday is the perfect excuse to gather friends, family and neighbors around the pool for a barbecue. But when she returns hours later to find”
― Wendy Dranfield, Shadow Falls

“he”
― Wendy Dranfield, Cry for Help

“spreads through her as her throat seizes.”
― Wendy Dranfield, Grave Mountain

“Patrick is with Luke. I’ve left my key on the counter. Keep an eye on my boy for me. Chase sighs, worried that he’s forced Shannon into making a decision she wasn’t comfortable with, but also relieved that Patrick is with his dad at last. And who knows? Maybe she’ll get her shit together and find someone or something that makes her happy. He’ll check in on Patrick tomorrow. Not now. He’s got too much to do. He showers quickly and the cool water brings down his core temperature, making him not want to get out. After dressing, he heads to the kitchen. The house feels eerily quiet as he throws together ham, cheese and some wilting lettuce leaves. It’s a little too quiet. Maybe he liked having house guests. Or maybe he should get a cat. A cat would be someone to talk to in the evenings. He laughs at the thought. “How about you get yourself a damn woman instead?” he says aloud. Settling down to eat in front of the TV, he switches it on and sees the crime scene he just left. It looks busy, but the cameras don’t pick up anything they shouldn’t see. The body has been taken away already.”
― Wendy Dranfield, The Birthday Party