Audrey J. Cole > Quotes

“This wasn’t just any Scarlet”
― Audrey J. Cole, Only One Lie

“Failure isn’t falling.” Her mom put a gloved hand on hers. “It’s not getting back up.” She extended her hand to her daughter. “Let’s go.”
― Audrey J. Cole, Missing in Flight

“Man is not what he thinks he is, he is what he hides.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“down the vacated hallway to the ice machine, just a few doors down from her lavish hotel room. The carpet felt good on her feet after wearing new high heels in and out of meetings all day. Although tired, she couldn’t complain. The investment company she worked for had put her up in a plush hotel during her three”
― Audrey J. Cole, Emerald City Thrillers: Books 1-4, including Novella

“All these years, John had known her darkest secret. The thing that had consumed her with guilt and fear. And he planned to use it against her.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“to”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“You never know when your time with someone could be your last.”
― Audrey J. Cole, Missing in Flight

“it.”
― Audrey J. Cole, Missing in Flight

“Is it possible that I’m mistaking Mitch for my bad date? That I’m unraveling all over again?”
― Audrey J. Cole, Final Descent

“While I was married to Miles, I heard a war veteran liken his PTSD to zombies. Like zombies, traumatic experiences can eat you alive. And pop up when you least expect them.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“which forced Wade to reluctantly consider that the killer could be someone on the inside.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Recipient

“But wolves hunt down their prey in a pack. They surround their victims and disarm them slowly with excruciating, non-fatal blows until their victim finally collapses from exhaustion—and pain. They bite and gnash at the hindquarters, hamstringing their prey to take out the hind legs. The wolves will then start to devour their prey immediately, starting with the gut and the groin, so their victims will often stay alive for quite some time.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“Man is not what he thinks he is, he is what he hides. –André Malraux”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt

“She hadn’t killed her first husband only to be destroyed by her second.”
― Audrey J. Cole, The Final Hunt