Langley Gray > Quotes

“A little adventure never hurt anyone And it was all the better when it didn't involve death.”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi

“I realized this morning that paradise is just an escape. I need to get back to my real life, you know? I feel refreshed, like I'm leaving here with what I hoped to accomplish. A sense of peace and calm.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“They weren't getting involved, exactly. Just hoping for an update.”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi

“She'd found that you tended to see the same people in small vacation towns like this one repeatedly.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“After her interest had been piqued by uncovering and chasing a lead to solve a crime, all she knew was that she wanted more of it.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“If this were the opening scene of a thriller, then I was determined to make it to the credits.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“I've been letting life take me along, and I want to regain some say in the matter.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“I knew my story but had no idea what kinds of other people would willingly camp like this. Not everyone could be going through a midlife crisis”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“Things like this do not happen in Amalfi. We are determined to find a resolution. And fast.”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi

“Some killers don't hide in the shadows
They built the spotlight
Then step just to the side of it
And wait for the perfect time to disappear.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“Either way, I'd come to Mosswood Camp looking to find myself.
I hadn't expected murder
But I did, somehow, find what I needed.
Even if it wasn't what I came for.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“There are all kinds of love; appreciative love for a cream-filled donut, platonic love for a friend, grateful love for your parents, or maternal love for a child”
― Langley Gray, Curtains in Cabo

“I genuinely felt the same way for a lot of my life, until I realized that I can’t hold on that tight and make it the whole way. I had to learn to loosen my grip. Relax a little, take things in stride. Pivot when my plan didn’t execute as I imagined.”
― Langley Gray, The Socialites Series Box Set: A 4-Book RomCom Box Set

“Don't let yourself feel behind for any reason. You are right where you should be.”
― Langley Gray, Curtains in Cabo

“People always responded better when they heard their name, so she tried to establish a connection”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“It turns out that even when you think you really know someone, you don’t always know what they’re capable of.”
― Langley Gray, The Socialites Series Box Set: A 4-Book RomCom Box Set

“The storm had passed
But something told me this camp would never be peaceful again”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“The wild was quiet again.
But now, it wasn't peaceful. It was chilling.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“Trauma did have a way of making people closer.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“Sometimes you have to trust the fall to really be secure!”
― Langley Gray, The Socialites Series Box Set: A 4-Book RomCom Box Set

“This would be perfect, she thought. Nothing bad ever happened out on the water”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi

“Ted did, indeed, die from carbon monoxide poisoning. Normally, I'd say a tragic accident like that is a darn shame, but when it just so happens that the same someone who killed your daughter in a car accident, with the help of alcohol, happens to die in his own accident, well, then, I'd just call it karma. Wouldn't you agree?”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“Nothing is more calming than the sea.”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi

“Volume is authenticity”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“When men felt overwhelmed by a woman's emotions, they simply needed another man to shake their hand, pat their arm, and show some confidence.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“Death was easier to stomach when it felt justified.”
― Langley Gray, Calamity in Costa Rica

“This was a peaceful place - a safe place - maybe slightly eerie, circumstantially annoying, but safe.”
― Langley Gray, Murder at Mosswood Lake: A Campfire Crimes Cozy Mystery

“Leigha surveyed the various stages of marriage, engagement, and babies and suppressed the nagging feeling that had been sneaking up on her with increased frequency; she was behind. She had to find a man and start a family, and soon, or her biological clock would tic-tic-tic-boom”
― Langley Gray, Curtains in Cabo

“The air was warm, the family was together, and everyone joyfully danced under the stars, Life didn't get much better than this”
― Langley Gray, Curtains in Cabo

“We are on vacation.And we both need a break. We are here to relax, after all. But honestly, what's more relaxing than solving a mystery?”
― Langley Gray, Malice in Amalfi