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“Suicide is as easy as driving off the cliffs of the beautiful coastal highway at full speed.”
― Steven Magee

“I’m a mother. You name it, I’ve seen it and probably had to mop it up,â€� said Lucy.”
― Leslie Meier, St. Patrick's Day Murder

“Diana, meanwhile, reads every novel she can find that's set on the Cape, and describes for her father the pristine, golden beaches, sand dunes with cranberry bogs and poets' shacks hidden in their declivities. She conjures the taste of briny oysters and butter-drenched lobsters, fried clams eaten with salt water-pruned fingers, ice-cream cones devoured after a day in the sun.”
― Jennifer Weiner, That Summer

“Camping in the tropical Hawaiian jungle brought on the best health I had seen in years!”
― Steven Magee, Magee’s Disease

“Charlotte had purchased the patio set at the local Goodwill when she first moved in, thinking of afternoons like this, softly fragranced with salt air and the sweet scent of the brugmansia blooms, exactly the kind of Southern coastal summers you read about in novels.”
― Sarah Addison Allen, Other Birds: A Novel

“I would not live within the hurricane coastal zone.”
― Steven Magee

“I would never live coastal, river or sea level again.”
― Steven Magee