N.C. Marshall > Quotes

“More people continue to join the party, some familiar faces, and some new ones that I look forward to getting to know. I smile and wave as I spot Lucy through the crowd, where she stands outside Logan’s Tavern laughing. She’s joined by the two girls she met when we first arrived here that she now classes as her best friends. She’s recently completed her first year of an art course at college. Seems she has a real flair for it, and I've never seen her happier. Her watercolours of Ceaders Bay, which take pride of place on the walls of our new home, are nothing short of phenomenal. She has recently painted one to send as a house warming gift to my parents, who are now living up the coast from us in their beloved village of Pemblington”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“I know you are there before I turn around. There's a shift in the air, the wind changes its direction ever so slightly, but just enough to make me aware”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“money can't buy you happiness. What it can do, however, is buy you lots of expensive and meaningless crap to help disguise how unhappy you actually are.”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“See you soon.”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“head straight to the furthest corner nearest to both the open window and a large water dispenser. I fill a plastic”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“cup and hold it to my lips. Only then do I notice I’m shaking. I use my other hand to steady the one holding”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“uninviting”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“know you are there before I turn around. There's a shift in the air, the wind changes its direction ever so slightly, but just enough to make me aware you’re behind me. I don’t dare turn to look at you. I want to pretend that I’m imagining it, but the busy street is full of people and I don’t want to make any more commotion than is necessary.”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon

“How fast would you say the other car was going?”
― N.C. Marshall, The Wrong Turn: A Twisty Mystery

“I miss living so close to the coast. It gives me a small feeling of freedom and leaves me, as always, questioning my tiny and insignificant part of this earth when faced head on with such an overwhelming specimen of nature's power.”
― N.C. Marshall, See You Soon