Pamela Crane > Quotes

“lips wide with the smile that only fatherhood can bring. I was meant for this. I allowed a vision to permeate my mind’s eye… a picture of me nestling my namesake to my chest, my firstborn son, my legacy. I had always considered my film projects to be my fame, my future. Forever my name etched”
― Pamela Crane, A Fatal Affair

“I had battled my own demons that day, facing down the thing that imprisoned me since the accident-a scar and the diffidence it created inside of me. But it was just a physical blemish, not something that made me who I am. It took a mentally disturbed murderer who gave me a sneak peak at death to show me that.”
― Pamela Crane, A Secondhand Life

“People go crazy, not because they are crazy, but because it’s the best available option at the time.”
― Pamela Crane, Pretty Ugly Lies

“History is a set of lies agreed upon. – Napoléon Bonaparte”
― Pamela Crane, A Secondhand Lie

“A row of daffodils and red tulips nestled against the walkway beneath my feet. Stray weeds peeked up through the cracks in the concrete, a reminder that that nature had the final say. No matter how much mankind bulldozed or built, all was vulnerable to Mother Nature's whims.”
― Pamela Crane, A Secondhand Life

“Blinking blue and red lights illuminated the”
― Pamela Crane, Pretty Ugly Lies

“Organ memory is a theory positing that cells retain traits exclusive to the individual. Thus, each person’s organs preserve a part of them, not merely blood type but actual personality characteristics. This particular book shares Claire Sylvia’s experience with an organ transplant back in 1988. She recounts distinctive personality changes after her transplant.”
― Pamela Crane, A Secondhand Life

“please”
― Pamela Crane, A Fatal Affair

“Man is not what he thinks he is. He is what he hides. – André Malraux”
― Pamela Crane, A Secondhand Lie

“this”
― Pamela Crane, The Art of Fear

“thwarted”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“futile.”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“the first face on this earth that I truly loved with a sacrificial love that only a mother knows, the first face that gave me purpose in life.”
― Pamela Crane, Little Deadly Secrets

“time”
― Pamela Crane, A Fatal Affair

“splotches.”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“shrilly”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“green thumb.”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“trudged”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know

“Was it so shocking that a person could kill a whole family in cold blood? After all, we are all capable of hate. Our blood runs black with it.”
― Pamela Crane, A House of Ruin

“I want out. I think you’ll find my terms to be fair, considering I’ve given you my youth and suffered twenty years with you.” My eyes skimmed through the writing, curious what “fair” meant to Susan. Eventually I found the demands—nestled amid chunks of legal jargon meant to throw me off her succubus scent. If I conceded I was headed for broke. “Are you serious with this? You’ll”
― Pamela Crane, A Fatal Affair

“blatant”
― Pamela Crane, Little Does She Know