Carly Winter > Quotes

“But isn’t the fact that she’s feeling better the result we all wanted?”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“I won’t be bullied and pushed around by two witchdoctors.”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“I hated artists struggled in our world. Paintings, books and plays were some of the most important things in culture. They held up a mirror to society and showed us the rights and wrongs of our ways. Art provided entertainment, and a way to escape. It shouldn't be so hard to make a living doing what one loved”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Receiving a phone call in the early morning hours before daybreak never meant good news.”
― Carly Winter, Pipers Piping and Puppies

“Since leaving Hollywood, one thing I'd learned to value was nature. I never had time for sunsets, studying the colors of the turning leaves during the fall, or stopping to listen to a river... until I moved to Heywood. Even though my life had been turned upside down, it had settled me and made me realize that some of the most important things in life were simple and available right outside my front door”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Hello, bitterness, my old friend.”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“Sometimes, you have to do things that may be questionable for people you believe in.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Wine doesn't pair well with cardio anyway.”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“As anyone with naturally curly hair knows, some days are great, and other days, there isn't a darn thing that can be done to tame the unruly chaos.”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Truth is a funny thing. We hope people are honest with us, but most of the time we can never fully know. Heck, it's difficult for us to be honest with ourselves.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“My shoulders slumped with exhaustion, and I realized the holidays were a lot of work.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“It must be difficult to be a reporter in a town where the front-page news consisted of a tractor being stuck on the highway or the school’s bake sale.”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“Trying to fill a position of a sheriff's deputy in a small town is difficult. Most want more action.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“She'd been a true fan of the show, and the fact I'd ended up with my own personal historian as a friend was both interesting and, sometimes, appalling. She recalled things I didn't, which made me question my mental capacities and my Hollywood life in general.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“How in the world had we not considered cameras beforehand? Probably because we came from a time where no one had a camera perched on their home or business. Life was much simpler then.”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Everyone needed someone to look out for them.”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“This is a small town and sometimes, there's not a lot to discuss except rumors and other people's business.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Murder seemed to follow me wherever I went. I'd been involved in many murder investigations, and I'd had a lot on the line. People I cared for had been accused of murder, as had I.”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Some guy named Bubba in prison is going to be really happy to see you!”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“She was losing money. It's theft, and people will kill someone for taking money out of their pocket.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Sometimes the truth needs to be delivered bluntly in order for people to understand it.”
― Carly Winter

“Murder had a way of wiggling into the brain and taking up so much space, concentrating on anything else became impossible”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Sometimes it's good to take a look at who cared enough to come.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Criminals like to get their revenge on police officers in prison.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“In a relationship there was usually some mutual trust and respect.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Really, I needed a boyfriend like I needed a hole in my head, but sometimes I did miss having an actual human to converse with.”
― Carly Winter, Pipers Piping and Puppies

“Funny how murder could clear a room almost faster than a fire”
― Carly Winter, Whodunit at the Winery

“Her toxicity spread faster than the stench of her perfume.”
― Carly Winter, Herbs and Homicide

“Passion can be volatile”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“My point is that not every dog is perfect, most humans aren't either.”
― Carly Winter, Pipers Piping and Puppies