Quote by Cormac McCarthy

“Money, or the lack of it, haunted him. Oh, not because he had so little. He was, in fact, very wealthy. It was the…

— Karen Hawkins

“he was sick of the accidents, sick to his stomach. It was the darkness workers didn't see things. The shifts were too long, the…

— Kate Furnivall

“Yes, facts were necessary. But frankly, anyone could be trained to collect a bloodstain or find a hair. Or an affair. Or a bank…

— Louise Penny

“No one understood what his legend had cost him.”

— Julie Anne Long

“Beads of sweat that slid down and dropped from his nose seemed to take half a day to reach the ground. At least if…

— Jonathan Renshaw

“He didn't intend to pay for anything. He just had to remember not to offer. Not offering to pay for things made it easier…

— Marshall Thornton

“like all men of power, when he talked of prices worth paying, you could be sure of one thing. Someone else was paying.”

— Richard K. Morgan

“He could not help a certain resentment that a conscience seemed to be so very expensive, and yet had no substantial form which one…

— Naomi Novik

“A few dozen criminal casualties seemed a small price to pay.”

— Kel Kade

“Some mistakes cost everything.”

— Jean Haus

“I do not regard a man as poor, if the little which remains is enough for him.”

— Seneca

“His breathing was labored. His eyes were closed. But I was convinced that he was seeing everything. That he was seeing the truth in…

— Elie Wiesel