Carol Hedges > Quotes

“There are limits to the dimension of fear. Until one meets the unknown. Then terror has no boundaries, no walls to keep it contained.”
― Carol Hedges, Dark Side Of Midnight

“Day dawns, a fine autumn morning, the kind to make a man happy to be alive. And probably the man would have been happier to be alive. He is in fact dead.”
― Carol Hedges, Death & Dominion

“She is dressed in the nicest of her purloined finery – an ivory satin gown, which she has painstakingly taken in at the seams, its original owner having had a tad more hip, and a tad less hooray than its current one.”
― Carol Hedges, Death & Dominion

“They say home is where the heart is, although in my case, the location of the fridge is also important.”
― Carol Hedges, Jigsaw

“The young lady reminds Belinda of a watercolour painting done by someone who had not much colour but a lot of water, giving off the impression of not only being colourless, but rather damp.”
― Carol Hedges, Death & Dominion

“Virgin soap, Virgin cream ~ whatever next? Virgin trains?”
― Carol Hedges, Fear & Phantoms