Jay Gill > Quotes

“Letting go of the past isn’t always the answer. I hear people say we should learn to move on, but I don’t necessarily agree. There’s comfort in what we know and remembering the people we’ve loved. The very act of remembrance can bring sadness, of course, but also immense joy. They may have gone from our day-to-day lives, but while they’re in our hearts, they’re always with us. They’ve shaped our past and they’ll shape our future”
― Jay Gill, Death on Damson Island: A 1920s Mystery

“Each day’s a struggle and mostly I’m in denial. That’s often how men cope, I think. They bury their heads in the sand and hope all will be well.’ ‘I understand. What we can’t fix, we try to put out of our mind.”
― Jay Gill, Murder in Fulbridge Village: A 1920s Mystery