Anne Cleeland > Quotes

“There was no attempt to speak of blastocytes; only the hard, hard reality of acceptance and faith.”
― Anne Cleeland, Murder in Retribution

“I know you’d rather I didn’t know whatever it is that I don’t know—but who’s to say that the known unknowin’ is better than just plain knownin’?”
― Anne Cleeland, Murder in All Honour

“small valise, along with a change of clothes”
― Anne Cleeland, Murder In Thrall

“Frowning, she considered this. “Was there a portent in Macbeth?”
“Indeed, madam; there were several. Banquo’s ghost comes to mind.”
“Aye—Shakespeare liked his ghosts.”
“A useful literary device, madam. The ghosts were a form of foreshadowing.”
“If you say so,” Doyle replied doubtfully”
― Anne Cleeland