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“She smelled of smoke and alcohol and tired perfume and something else, something feral, like hunger at the back door of a restaurant.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“but his mind settled into a state of constant vigilance that wore him out.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“Their lives assumed the precarious rhythm of a transplanted heart. In light”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“Perhaps the gods were jealous of the brief, finite time all creatures had on earth, or they were jealous of one another, but in their jealousy they thrashed about, wrecking harvests, causing accidents, and setting men at one another’s throats.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“I’m having a Lottalittle. Lotta gin, little bit of tonic.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“The village of Colibrí clung to the edge of a cliff like a well-trimmed mustache.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“Here in Colibrí, people saw death as more than an end; it was an opening. Its presence allowed for the intrusion of other forces that were not kindly disposed to the living. Perhaps the gods were jealous of the brief, finite time all creatures had on earth, or they were jealous of one another, but in their jealousy they thrashed about, wrecking harvests, causing accidents, and setting men at one another’s throats.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
“It was someone they had overlooked, someone easy to overlook, because he kept his darkness well hidden.”
― Grave of Hummingbirds
― Grave of Hummingbirds
