Thomas Fincham > Quotes

“His family were one of the”
― Thomas Fincham, A Killer’s Soul

“a man staring at him. Harold Fulton was short and slim with prematurely graying hair. He had”
― Thomas Fincham, Fear Your Enemy

“may have PTSD now, he thought. ​The store’s employees,”
― Thomas Fincham, The Invisible Wife

“impressed, but he had to pull the women apart before they hurt each”
― Thomas Fincham, The Invisible Wife

“Have they?” Manning said. “Throughout history, men—and even boys—have been sent to fight wars. In fact, there are still some states that indiscriminately draft men. Over ninety percent of workplace fatalities happen to men. Four out of five suicides are men. Ninety-three percent of the prison population is men.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Broken Mother

“Many one of them”
― Thomas Fincham, The Hurricane Trails

“whatever”
― Thomas Fincham, A Killer's Heart

“chin. “Fine. We have a deal.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Rose Box Set: Books 1-4

“talker, like me. He convinced”
― Thomas Fincham, The Falling Girl

“The paint on the walls were chipped.”
― Thomas Fincham, A Killer’s Soul

“he also expressed his belief that people got the politicians they deserved. After all, it was they who elected them.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Dead Daughter

“her”
― Thomas Fincham, Close Your Eyes

“​Callaway was beside himself”
― Thomas Fincham, The Invisible Wife

“All the other shops in town were in the habit of screwing their customers over. Anyone with a brain would boycott those places after a single visit. And here was Norton’s, offering simple, quality service. No baloney.”
― Thomas Fincham, A Killer’s Shadow

“What happened during the Great Recession was that those with money and power became even more wealthy and powerful, and those who were already struggling were left with nothing.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Rose Tattoo

“Oh, just one heck of a good joke,” he said. “A busload of politicians drives off the road and crashes into a farmer’s barn. The farmer goes to check the scene and ends up burying the unfortunate politicians. “Later on, the sheriff pays a visit to investigate. He asks the farmer what happened to all the people on the bus. ‘Buried ‘em,’ says the farmer. The sheriff goes, ‘They were all dead?’ and the farmer says back, ‘Some of them said they weren’t, but those politicians are always lying.’” Phelps busted up laughing again.”
― Thomas Fincham, A Killer's Storm

“Mom,”
― Thomas Fincham, Cross Your Heart

“A society will be judged on how it treated its weakest and most vulnerable.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Rose Tattoo

“then”
― Thomas Fincham, The Guilty Spouse

“If a society could not defend the weak and poor, then it could no longer consider itself civilized.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Street Reporter

“when saw”
― Thomas Fincham, The Testing Grounds: A Thriller

“children who had little found resourceful ways to achieve their goals. Children with everything, they had no need or yearning to work toward their goals.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Lonely Widow

“Coptic Christian,”
― Thomas Fincham, Close Your Eyes

“truck is above to leave.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Testing Grounds: A Thriller

“they were like an angry mob. ​He saw one mother snatch”
― Thomas Fincham, The Invisible Wife

“her building. For some reason, she did not feel like going home to an empty condo. The story she wanted to write could wait until tomorrow. She pulled out her cell phone and speed-dialed a number. “Hi mom, this is Grace,” she said. “I was wondering, is it too late to drop by and see you?” Her mom was silent. Echo suddenly had a feeling it was a bad idea to call her. “Of course not,” her mom finally said. “Why don’t you come”
― Thomas Fincham, The Rose Tattoo

“breakfast.”
― Thomas Fincham, The Invisible Wife