Alison Golden > Quotes

“If in doubt, keep quiet. Play safe, talk less, and observe.”
― Alison Golden, The Modern No-Nonsense Guide to Paleo: Develop Your Skills to Lose Weight, Gain Energy and Take Back Your Health

“Inside every house, whether large and lavish or humble and homely, she knew good people lived there, genuine people, all in need of respect, support, and an opportunity to thrive.”
― Alison Golden, Killer at the Cult

“He had thick, black hair that made its own decisions.”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Hidden Flame

“When times are tough, ‘pull yourself together,’ ‘least said, soonest mended’ and ‘mustn’t grumble,’ are the best pieces of advice. Don’t forget them, and you won’t go far wrong.”
― Alison Golden, Killer at the Cult

“She felt for both mother and daughter, their relationship disrupted by their competing urges.”
― Alison Golden, Killer at the Cult

“taller than me. Especially these days.”
― Alison Golden, Inspector David Graham #1-4

“Revenge killings are brutal.”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Hidden Flame

“super?”
― Alison Golden, The Inspector Graham Mysteries: Books 5-7

“Squid provo.” Graham grinned ruefully.”
― Alison Golden, The Inspector Graham Mysteries: Books 8-10

“Make great memories. Make as many good ones as you can. You never know which ones you’ll be left with.”
― Alison Golden, The Inspector Graham Mysteries: Books 1-8

“all clothed in white coats, spun their heads and caught sight of him standing there with the bouquet in front of him like a knight preparing to joust.”
― Alison Golden, Body in the Woods

“in”
― Alison Golden, Body in the Woods

“even a stopped clock is right twice a day.”
― Alison Golden, Murder at the Mansion

“Arsenic leaves a smell of bitter almonds, famously,”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Hidden Flame

“Why would a seasoned detective abandon the big city and come to live somewhere so very, very quiet? she had written in her journal after”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Pretty Lady

“Harding”
― Alison Golden, Inspector David Graham #1-4

“Anger is poisonous to reason, and prejudice obscures facts better than a thick winter fog.”
― Alison Golden, The Inspector Graham Mysteries: Books 1-8

“We just need to know about the wine you served to Sylvia. Tell us everything you can remember.” The”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Hidden Flame

“Some would have called him fussy. But on matters of such importance, he knew he was merely being correct.”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Broken Doll

“Louisa Montgomery had turned out to be a fascinating figure, both brusque and rude, yet vulnerable and hurt.”
― Alison Golden, Body in the Woods

“Old age,” he was fond of saying, “always comes at a bad time.”
― Alison Golden, Inspector David Graham #1-4

“lobotomized skinhead on poppers”
― Alison Golden, Inspector David Graham #1-4

“police duties didn’t interfere. “Hurry up, David,” she found herself muttering at the”
― Alison Golden, The Case of the Pretty Lady