Alan McDermott > Quotes

“It’s Walking with Shadows by Luke Romyn. A famous fiction”
― Alan McDermott, Run and Hide

“scorcher of a day. The temperature had reached and then exceeded the forecast 98 degrees, and even for Rees Colback, who’d grown up in Florida and served in some of the hottest hellholes imaginable, it had made for an uncomfortable day. It was his first visit to the Big Apple. He’d followed the obligatory tourist trail, paying more than fifty bucks to take in the view from the top of the Empire State Building, then walking to Times Square for more pictures before having a sandwich in Central Park. As the evening wore on, his appetite had grown and he was heading down Fifth Avenue to an eatery his closest friend had recommended. Pricey,”
― Alan McDermott, Run and Hide

“they reacted like jelly, and he smashed into the door nose first, leaving a trail of blood as he slid to the floor. Farsi pulled out a pair of plasticuffs and secured the prisoner’s hands and feet, then dragged him onto a sofa. Two members of the team began”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Redemption

“mood. ‘They”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Retribution

“Over the last few years, the changes the government had put in place were designed to ensure the public service failed, paving the way for full privatisation and an insurance-funded healthcare system similar to that in the US. The”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Salvation

“Morte Point by Robert Parker.”
― Alan McDermott, Fight To Survive

“state, so he had untied her and allowed her to clean herself up, all the time demeaning her to make sure she understood that she was his slave now, that there was no friendship or pity involved. He made her change the bedding”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Justice

“shrapnel fizzed around the room. A splinter buried itself in Gray’s buttock, stinging like a hornet, and”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Justice

“confirmed”
― Alan McDermott, Run and Hide

“It’s Walking with Shadows by Luke Romyn.”
― Alan McDermott, Run and Hide

“them over a barrel. I don’t know”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Resurrection

“exactly where he wanted it. Decades of dumbing down the education system had produced a couple of generations largely incapable of free thought. They believed what they were told because that’s all they knew growing up. Listen, repeat, accept as true. When the news outlets spun a story the way Langton wanted it to be told, few people doubted the veracity. Those that did were blasted as conspiracy theorists, ironically labeled too dumb to know the truth when they heard it.”
― Alan McDermott, Run and Hide

“decent condition. He”
― Alan McDermott, Gray Vengeance