Scott Medbury > Quotes

“Strangely enough, he also said tampons had been created during World War I, originally designed as wound bandages because of their ability to soak up copious amounts of blood. They hadn’t become a feminine hygiene product until later after the war when there was a huge surplus.”
― Scott Medbury, On the Run

“Good thinking,” he replied.  “There’s a town I remember being about 10 miles before Lincoln, where we turn off to head for the ski lodge, Compton or Campton, something like that.  We can find a place to hide the truck there.” “Campton,”
― Scott Medbury, After Days

“I have found the killing gets easier, but the twinges of regret never really go away.  The circumstances don’t matter really.  It doesn’t matter how bad the other person was, it doesn’t matter how little choice I had for making the kill ...I always regret, and I always remember. “Do”
― Scott Medbury, The After Days Trilogy

“had begun to reclaim the streets. Unhealthy looking grass sprouted from the road’s surface like hair from an old man’s ear.”
― Scott Medbury, America Falls: The Complete Apocalyptic Survival Thriller Series

“was an old portable turntable. A record player. “What is it?” asked Ava, walking over to him. “This is what they used to play music on. Think of it as an old fashioned iPod.” “Really?” “No,” he laughed. “It’s better than any iPod ever invented.” He flicked a switch on the side. I heard the built in speakers crackle to life as he lifted the arm and moved the needle over and onto the black disc spinning on the platen. There”
― Scott Medbury, Attrition: Book 3 of the Gripping Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series

“to things”
― Scott Medbury, Hell Week