“Delphinium scopulorum, better known as Rocky Mountain larkspur, wasn’t just cardiotoxic; it had neuromuscular blocking effects, shutting down a body limb by limb until paralysis set in. Then death.” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“Every time he thought he’d familiarized himself with its contours, grief surprised him; it was ever bountiful, ever yielding.” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“•The next forty-eight hours passed tediously and painfully, like a jagged kidney stone.” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“When you wrong someone, you don't get to say which grudges people may or may not hold,” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“Kauffman Luxury Vintage vodka. Distilled fourteen times and filtered twice, once through birch coal, once through quartz sand, it was produced from the wheat… — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“Anticipation of pain leads to fear, and fear amplifies pain,” he says. “Expectation of relief from pain increases the opioids in the brain, makes… — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“In daylight her death had taken on a reality. It lived in the house with them, in the dust on the floors, the blankness… — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“The perforated men and the women with square heads left Tim with the strong impression that the government should stick to issuing budgets, not… — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“Never give up the personal—it will return as a weapon wielded against you. He” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“He was Chester the Molester. A rich businessman looking to adopt. A dealer in human organs on the black market.” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
“Closure’s a sham invented by talk-show hosts and self-help authors.” — Gregg Hurwitz Copy Share Image
