J.K. Ellem > Quotes

“There is no justice in this town. But justice is coming…”
― JK Ellem, No Justice

“I was in a place I had never visited before and I didn’t want to ever visit again.
I was in hell, or so I thought…”
― J.K. Ellem, Octagon: An electrifying page-turning dystopian thriller

“I don’t mind, as I said, I’m good with my hands.”
Callie caught herself subconsciously twirling her hair like some churlish school-girl, her mind thinking about something else. Thinking about his hands”
― J.K. Ellem, No Justice

“- He's young, good-looking and new in town. And He's got the local bullies in his sights. There's no justice here, but justice is coming...

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― J.K. Ellem, No Justice

“There is a veneer to this world we live in. A kind of covering, like a mask. If you start to peel back the layers, you will see things that you may not want to see…”
― J.K. Ellem

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― J.K. Ellem, Octagon: An electrifying page-turning dystopian thriller

“All liars and cheats need to be castrated.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“The serial killer from Pennsylvania who broke into people’s homes during the day while they were at work,” Richards nodded, seemingly impressed. “He would lay in wait for them under their beds,”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Every future has a price.”
― J.K. Ellem, Infernum

“Mind you, Scott imagined she didn’t know much either—too busy banging young men.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“bitter-cold Maryland winters”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Then there is the wise and ageless Maggie Vickerman at Number Four. It’s hard to believe she just turned seventy.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“despite Perez’s fame for catching The Eden Killer.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“thinking”
― J.K. Ellem, Mill Point Road

“It’s winter, and a new kind of predator has just come out of hibernation - A Winter's Kill”
― J.K. Ellem, A Winter's Kill

“In some small towns, the worst kind of villains, hide in plain sight. - Welcome to Ravenwood”
― JK Ellem

“nonfiction crime novel about”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Maybe this was a bad idea, and she should come back in the daylight with a few patrol officers and search the building properly.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Allentown, Pennsylvania. It was only a six-hour drive to here when she had moved. Becca had taken I-95 after skirting around the Bronx and cutting across the Hudson River.”
― J.K. Ellem, Mill Point Road

“They called Kershaw “Fred” after Fred Flintstone because, like Fred Flintstone, Kershaw was short, squat, barrel chested with thick arms and neck, and had an unruly mop of dark hair.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Sometimes the worst villains hide in the periphery of these small, decaying towns. - A Winter's Kill”
― J.K. Ellem, A Winter's Kill

“laneway”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“Do you know who Milford Brooks is?” Richards asked. Perez stopped writing and looked up. Now it was starting to make sense. “The Night Crawler,”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“A racked ceiling”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood

“If they can’t ID her, then they’ll Photoshop her face, give her eyes, and put her face up on the internet to see if anyone recognizes her.” “You can do that?” Perez asked.”
― J.K. Ellem, Ravenwood