Christopher Coleman > Quotes

“AS ALWAYS, TIME WAS the enemy. Not bad luck or people or ambition—the scapegoats she often turned to in crisis—but time.”
― Christopher Coleman, Marlene's Revenge

“As always, time was the enemy. Not bad luck or people or ambition—the scapegoats she often turned to in”
― Christopher Coleman, Marlene's Revenge

“the exotic combination of dark curls and cold blue eyes were the stuff of key-locked diaries,”
― Christopher Coleman, Gretel

“always insisted on his wife’s opinion. He knew between the two of them she was the smarter one, and he never pretended otherwise.”
― Christopher Coleman, Gretel

“What do you know about fish anyway? I thought you were a bug expert.”
― Christopher Coleman, The Sighting

“Lynn put her hands to her mouth and began sobbing, the shame that was the true source of her weeping disguised by the overwhelming emotion that was known to accompany such events as a proposal of marriage. “Lynn?” Lyle giggled at her reaction. “It’s okay, baby.” He stood now, facing his assumed”
― Christopher Coleman, The Sighting

“Danny’s mind drifted to the poem by Yeats. He was pretty sure the title was “The Second Coming.” Those were some groovy lyrics, he thought, and then wondered if he’d just spoken that thought aloud.”
― Christopher Coleman, The Sighting