Jennifer Chase > Quotes

“The man would be back any moment. Without a place to hide, Emily had to get out fast or suffer the consequences.”
― Jennifer Chase, Dark Pursuit

“Rayburn”
― Jennifer Chase, Dead Cold

“stressed.”
― Jennifer Chase, Scene of the Crime

“they”
― Jennifer Chase, Pretty Broken Dolls

“The chopper blades circled above with a loud whooshing noise and blasts of a wind like a category three hurricane, First she felt weightless and free, but then it was like being a doll dangling with nothing to cling to and nothing to save her. With one hand in front holding onto a rope and the other behind, there was a delicate balance that kept her body upright and sent it downward. Jerking and moving in disharmony, Katie made several attempts to keep herself steady and to get to the ground as quickly as possible. She also made a fatal, rookie mistake - she looked down. Even though it was a training area, it looked like she was atop a city skyscraper and would soon be crushed at the bottom...”
― Jennifer Chase, The Fragile Ones

“This is the problem with jurisdiction”
― Jennifer Chase, Flowers on Her Grave

“pushed”
― Jennifer Chase, Little Girls Sleeping

“and”
― Jennifer Chase, Little Girls Sleeping

“glancing”
― Jennifer Chase, Little Girls Sleeping

“Two outlines of men came into view; one was taller than the other. She tried to focus her eyes on the individuals expecting them to be deputies, but the men wore dark hoodies and jeans.”
― Jennifer Chase, Dark Pursuit

“gravesite.”
― Jennifer Chase, Little Girls Sleeping

“forks.”
― Jennifer Chase, Dead Cold

“She noticed that smells triggered memories—and memories opened a heavy door for anxiety—but she quickly slammed that door and refocused her mind. She had been taught to let her anxious feelings and memories go—float away like balloons. As silly as it sounded, it actually helped Katie to minimize her panic attacks.”
― Jennifer Chase, Pretty Broken Dolls

“Signature behaviors are those behaviors that an offender commits during the crime that fills a psychological or emotional need, such as the level of damage inflicted upon the victim. Dawson moved back to his table and casually glanced down at his steno pad. “Dr. Palmer with regard to this particular case, were you given materials to review?” “Yes.” “And as a result of those materials, did you become familiar with the rape and murder of Constance Sullivan, rape and murder of Della Garcia, and rape and murder of Peggy Dayton?”
― Jennifer Chase, Body of the Crime

“Katie bowed her head for a moment of silence. 'Rest in peace, little fragile ones, and may angels carry you under their wings to heaven.' She said a private prayer, then sat in silence, gathering her thoughts”
― Jennifer Chase, The Fragile Ones

“road. You can’t miss it. Don’t”
― Jennifer Chase, The Fragile Ones

“Losing a loved one was something that changed you, defined you, and nothing would ever be the same again.”
― Jennifer Chase, Pretty Broken Dolls

“minutes ago. “C’mon, let’s get out”
― Jennifer Chase, Silent Little Angels

“something because she came out and saw me, so she ran toward the master bedroom”
― Jennifer Chase, Flowers on Her Grave

“motion”
― Jennifer Chase, Little Girls Sleeping

“What are you trying”
― Jennifer Chase, Her Dying Kiss

“overflowing radiator filled her nose. It had a familiar sweet and earthy smell.”
― Jennifer Chase, Dark Pursuit