Tracy Clark > Quotes

“I’ve found that women are far more intuitive than men.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“to you, and I’ll keep saying it until you hear it. You’ve wasted too much time holding on to what’s already gone. That’s not living. You keep doing that, you’re going to miss the life that’s here.”
― Tracy Clark, Fall

“The sound of the water was a reminder that rivers never stopped, wind never ceased, and despite this horror or the next, no matter who died or when, the sun would always rise and set.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“drama.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“I actively recruit women to fill my spots. In my opinion, women are smarter, faster, more intuitive.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“Trust but verify was somehow safer, cleaner. It protected the soul and the heart.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“silence was complicity, and you were only as sick as your secrets.”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“He’d said too many already from where he stood.”
― Tracy Clark, Edge

“She supposed she’d misconstrued his misplaced arrogance for confidence, his prep-boy boastfulness for self-awareness.”
― Tracy Clark, Fall

“heart fluttering like butterfly wings. If there was”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“weighs”
― Tracy Clark, Hide

“one mind.”
― Tracy Clark, Echo

“In my opinion, talking was overrated. People talked too much. Handle your business, keep it to yourself, and keep it moving. Those were words to live by.”
― Tracy Clark, Borrowed Time

“Corruption and those who fed on it and kept it going were baked into the bricks in Chicago. It was the fuel the city ran on; without it, very little moved.”
― Tracy Clark, Fall

“Everyone wants to be protected.” Foster’s eyes stuck to Franklin’s.”
― Tracy Clark, Fall