S.G. MacLean > Quotes

“tongues that might otherwise be loose would pay heed and silence themselves a”
― S.G. MacLean, The Seeker

“And I wept for a monster who had not known he was one until his master rendered him so.”
― S.G. MacLean, The Seeker

“translated. ‘Repentance is the beginning of wisdom.”
― S.G. MacLean, The Bear Pit

“For all the wide spaces out here on the moors, there was no distance between those who lived on them.”
― S.G. MacLean, Destroying Angel

“The Last Highlander.”
― S.G. MacLean, The Bookseller of Inverness

“The Seekers believe that Heaven and Hell are here amongst us, in this world. Hell, I have seen, but Heaven I have yet to encounter.”
― S.G. MacLean, The Seeker

“1789”
― S.G. MacLean, The Bookseller of Inverness

“More than forty names had been added the day after that. The numbers grew and the parameters shifted beyond”
― S.G. MacLean, The Winter List

“the city was its own power, truly loyal only to itself, and when stability at Westminster came under threat, London could not always be trusted.”
― S.G. MacLean, The Seeker

“Smashing something to pieces doesn’t get rid of it”
― S.G. MacLean, Destroying Angel