Colette Clark > Quotes

“She’d used the most powerful arsenal in every woman’s armory—tears and the mention of anything intimately feminine. Still”
― Colette Clark, Murder in the Gardens

“too”
― Colette Clark, A Murder on the Côte d’Azur: A 1920s Historical Mystery

“Remember what happened to Ebenezer Scrooge when he saw his future? That’s you”
― Colette Clark, A Murder on 34th Street

“Pen laughed. “I hardly see any of Jack Sweeney’s cronies sporting a small, jade gun, do you?” A slow, reluctant grin came to his face. “I suppose not. But”
― Colette Clark, The Great Gaston Murder

“Lynn Bomar”
― Colette Clark, A Murder on 34th Street

“The Spanish Spitfire. I hate that name. As though all latin women are nothing but a spark waiting to explode.” Lisette sympathized. “I know, but everything in Hollywood is labeled, manufactured, molded, sanitized, or fabricated for the public. Even Morty himself. Rue the day they completely forget about you. Why do you think I prefer to work behind the scenes?” “Yes, well, we all have secrets, don’t we? Even that little Marlo.” A devilish smile came to Catalina’s lips. “What do you mean?” Lisette asked, realizing there was a nugget of gold underneath Catalina’s lava—or perhaps just buried dynamite. It was her job to find out just how explosive information was before it went off.  “Nothing.” Her response was too nonchalant for Lisette’s comfort.  “What do you know, Catalina?”
― Colette Clark, A Sparkling Case of Murder

“only”
― Colette Clark, The Girls and the Golden Egg