Anne George > Quotes

“she’s half a bubble out of plumb.”
― Anne George, Murder Shoots the Bull

“In October, political advertisements bloom on all the signboards and at the interstate exits. If there is a space, there is a sign. They will stay there long after the elections, in fact until storms batter them down. Candidates are supposed to take them down the day after the election, but I have yet to see that happen. Half the candidates are too happy to bother; the others are too depressed.”
― Anne George, Murder on a Girls' Night Out

“Award-winning author of eight Southern Sisters mysteries: Murder on a Girls’ Night Out, Murder on a Bad Hair Day, Murder Runs in the Family, Murder Makes Waves, Murder Gets a Life, Murder Shoots the Bull, Murder Carries a Torch, and her final book, Murder Boogies with Elvis.”
― Anne George, Murder Gets A Life

“Now I was beginning to understand how we can put the horror in a little cubbyhole in our brains to deal with later.”
― Anne George, Murder on a Girls' Night Out

“Now I was beginning to understand how we could put horror in a little cubbyhole in our brains to deal with later.”
― Anne George

“One of the first lessons I learned after marriage was, "Don't lie, but don't tell everything". It allows a certain amount of dignity to remain in the relationship. It is also a kindness.”
― Anne George, Murder on a Girls' Night Out

“the blade have been deflected?”
― Anne George, Murder Boogies with Elvis

“school smells exactly alike, a combination of”
― Anne George, Murder on a Girls' Night Out

“some”
― Anne George, Murder Makes Waves

“They”
― Anne George, Murder Boogies with Elvis