Paul Gitsham > Quotes

“Chapter 30 Jones looked at the list of names on his notepad. The team had made a lot of progress over the last few days in tracking down and interviewing many acquaintances of the late professor. Pretty soon, it would be time to start re-interviewing some of those that the team were”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“DIY”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“disdainful of TV coroners who were able to insert a thermometer into a dead body, then pronounce that the deceased had died between 11.35 p.m. and 12.10 a.m. ‘Total bollocks,’ the man had proclaimed. ‘If you ask me how long a person has been dead, I can tell you with great confidence that they died sometime between now and when they were last seen alive.”
― Paul Gitsham, Out of Sight

“The reception was decidedly frosty when Susan opened the door.”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“But that night in John’s kitchen, watching you leading that investigation – even feeling a part of it – I finally understood what it means to you. I can’t ask you to give that up.”
― Paul Gitsham, Time To Kill

“whose death bore similarities to the unsolved disappearance of the singer from the Welsh band the Manic Street Preachers.”
― Paul Gitsham, Time To Kill

“And what if my mother had been the one to find him? Can you imagine the scene?”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“And just one more thing — what do you mean, ‘reopen the Tunbridge case’? You’ve arrested and charged someone, haven’t you?”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“I’d be happy just to know who the victim is at the moment,”
― Paul Gitsham, Out of Sight

“Speaking of which, when will we hear back about the pacemaker?’ asked Grayson.”
― Paul Gitsham, Out of Sight

“organising for weeks”
― Paul Gitsham, The Common Enemy

“Do you have a good explanation why I sat up waiting for you until midnight, before finally going to bed, then being woken up by you at half-past one, stinking of beer and bloody donner kebab?”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“But the most important thing is that you must talk to me. Let me know what is going on at work. I had no idea that things had got so bad between you and Tony Sutton.”
― Paul Gitsham, The Last Straw

“SmartWater kits”
― Paul Gitsham, A Case Gone Cold

“She had insisted Warren join them; the only way to be truly safe was to catch the killer and for that he needed to be with his team.”
― Paul Gitsham, Time To Kill

“nobody ever lay on their deathbed and thought, ‘I wish I’d spent more time at work.”
― Paul Gitsham, Time To Kill