Cathleen Jordan > Quotes

“... and of how the flow of life - broad and slow, allowing time for deciding, for correcting mistakes, for going back to do what has been left undone - can suddenly narrow and rush between gorge walls, allowing no time to think, no margin for error, and no going back.”
― Cathleen Jordan, Tales from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

“He felt appalled that the crucial life choices and chances present themselves so early - not to the capable mature, perhaps desperately needing them, but to the unformed, inexperienced young.”
― Cathleen Jordan, Tales from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

“Edith Joan was not a sister who drew much currency out of the bank of her affections.”
― Cathleen Jordan, Tales from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine