“They would drift away like people did if there was nothing to tie them down or hold them steady.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“A little gift from her mother who made Linda what she was –a damn survivor.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“They would drift away like people did if there was nothing to tie them down or hold them steady.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“thirty-year legal career. His robes were tossed on the couch behind them. His desk served as a workstation” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“Now Josie knew she kept them to remind her that broken things can be mended, but there is always a scar.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“Crime was like litter tossed on the highway: once it was shoved out the window the only ones who cared were the ones close… — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“she was an army of one and was stronger than the invading force.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“But love him? No. She was broken somewhere inside. She couldn’t love like other people.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“It was a week ago today that Judge Rayburn died in a fire that swept through his Pacific Palisades home in the early morning… — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“Hannah kept her eyes forward, trained on two rows of rusted showerheads stuck in facing walls. Sixteen in all. The room was paved with… — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“He hadn't actually lied to her about anything; she had erred in her assumptions about his life. What Archer knew about Josie was what… — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“No human being could live forever in the shadowy land of worry or carry the burden of righteousness every waking moment” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“She had learned that evil had the fattest wallet and most chaste face of all.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“All this stuff was like air: essential and expected, missed only when taken away.” — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
“Today California buried Supreme Court Justice, Fritz Rayburn. Governor Joe Davidson delivered the eulogy calling the judge a friend, a confidant, and his brother… — Rebecca Forster Copy Share Image
