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“Maya had shaken her head and said, “God, Dad, that’s grim.”
― Harlan Coben, Fool Me Once

“In sociological terms, they call it the fundamental attribution error. Basically, it means that when people see someone in a bad situation, they tend to believe that individual brought it on themselves. Of course, there are always external, situational forces at play, but it’s human nature to think it could never happen to you.”
― Robyn Harding, The Drowning Woman

“Always better to be cautious. Things can always be said later, but things can never be unheard.”
― Harlan Coben, Fool Me Once

“Earth is 4.6 billion years old, Sami. If you scale that down to forty-six years, do you know how long human beings have been here?”
― Harlan Coben, Nobody’s Fool