“And here she was, in the middle of a tangled situation she didn't remember or understand, painfully aware that a killer or killers on the loose almost certainly knew a hell of a lot more about what was going on… — Kay Hooper Copy Share Image
“Yes, I also came home to settle my father's estate." "Would you have come home if it hadn't also been your job?" "I think… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“Jesus. Chicago, Kansas City, Denver, Phoenix, L.A., and Seattle, plus two small towns she'd never heard of in the Gulf Coast region. The unit… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“What about free will? . . . There's that too. I never understood why people think they're mutually exclusive. Ask me, our entire lives… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“He remembered those tense moments on the cliff face and kept a grin off his own face with an effort. How many women, he… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
But in real life, happily-ever-after is just the beginning. It's where life starts. — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“But the restlessness Quentin had been conscious of last night had shifted abruptly into a deep, cold sense of foreboding this morning when Diana… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“he'd thought of fate as something hostile, a thief moving soundlessly in the night” — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“She was one in a million, Tyler was. A strong, intelligent woman with the beauty to launch ships and the courage to follow them… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“I don't want us to be together because either of us is afraid. We have to be whole before we can share what we… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“And here she was, in the middle of a tangled situation she didn't remember or understand, painfully aware that a killer or killers on… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“Samantha said, "I should be at the carnival. I have things to do." "Sam, do we have to keep arguing about this?" He handed… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
“Quentin found it hard not to blame her doctors, and especially her father, for not being open-minded enough to at least consider the possibility… — Kay Hooper Copy Share
Maybe that's what is means to be human . . . forever questioning our certainties. — Kay Hooper Copy Share
