She felt the tires leave the pavement and power over the…

“She felt the tires leave the pavement and power over the frozen ground. She went for the brake again but pressed the accelerator.”

— E.C. Diskin

“The moment he said he believed in her, it was as if a boulder had rolled aside, light streamed in, hope emerged.”

— E.C. Diskin

“know, I get how this works,” she said. “I came to you and I’m supposed to tell you all about my life, but I…

— E.C. Diskin

“GRACE’S HANDS SHOOK AS SHE TRIED to put the key in the ignition. She looked back at the house, threw the gear in reverse,…

— E.C. Diskin

“Even the word church conjured confused images of the many churches Grace had seen, though she had no idea if these pictures were her…

— E.C. Diskin

“Because I want the possibilities to narrow, not expand. We don’t solve this inside a few weeks, we’re looking at a case that’s going…

— E.C. Diskin

“doesn’t look to be taken in Cahill’s house, so we’re assuming this is another woman. And see here, there’s a”

— E.C. Diskin

“one to find them. “I was at a friend’s when it happened.” “And how did you feel when they were killed?” Her response sounded…

— E.C. Diskin

“Because if someone owed me several thousand, and then stole from my house, and then I found out he had the money and didn’t…

— E.C. Diskin

“but nothing makes you feel like more of a failure than disappointed kids on Christmas morning.” Hackett’s”

— E.C. Diskin