“When it’s silent, your brain fills in the music,” Decker told him. “After all these years, I think I’ve finally learned how to listen.” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“Roiters said, “I always felt that the kid had blood on his hands.” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“her legs around his waist. “Do it.” He closed his eyes, losing himself in elation as he entered another universe. Her flesh around him—warm,” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“My series characters are like family to me. They actually talk to me, telling me what to write and what not to write. And… — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“I write well-fleshed out characters, and inevitably, more ideas spring from my subconscious. They all have a little bit of me in them. It’s… — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“We watch TV together all the time. Just going through Midsomer Murders is going to take another decade.” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“You’ve got a good side?” “I do. I just don’t use it too often. My bad side’s so much more fun.” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
We live in a time of instant everything, courtesy of the electronic highway. It creates a community of toddlers. When they don't get immediate… — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
In life, periods of solitude were blessings. Dying alone was a bitter curse. — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“Kids are like heroin -- an injection of pain when they're around, but even when they're not around it's like that next fix. You… — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
“THE DESCENT SEEMED faster than the ascent: standard in travel as well as in life.” — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
What's the difference between a classical guitar and a pizza? A pizza can feed a family of four. — Faye Kellerman Copy Share Image
