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“A good friend will help you move, but a true friend will help you move a body.”
― Steven J. Daniels, Weeds in The Garden of Love

“Knowledge can be like the skin on the surface of the water in a pond, or it can go all the way down to the mud. It can be the tiny tip of the iceberg or the whole hundred percent.”
― Siobhan Dowd, The London Eye Mystery

“But Erin let it slide. The child was only four years old; she had a whole lifetime to learn about sadness. Today was for Dalmatians, ice cream and new dolls.”
― Carl Hiaasen, Strip Tease

“I knew one thing: as soon as anyone said you didn鈥檛 need a gun, you鈥檇 better take one along that worked.”
― Raymond Chandler

“She raised her head again. "Aren't you supposed to come over all manly man and forbid the little lady from taking such risks with her fragile self?"
"I like my balls right where they are," he said, and she laughed and put her head back down on his chest.

Kate Shugak to Jim Chopin
Though Not Dead”
― Dana Stabenow

“Lottie did everything the old fashioned way, including the bookkeeping, which was fine with me since I knew nothing about accounting software anyway. To me, spreadsheets was what I did on Saturday mornings after washing my bed linen.”
― Kate Collins, Snipped in the Bud

“The love of money can do wicked things to one's soul.”
― Jules Haigler, The Color of Red

“Men were good for one thing only. Killing spiders.”
― Kate Carlisle, Homicide in Hardcover

“You alone in Europe are not ancient oh Christianity

The most modern European is you Pope Pius X

And you whom the windows observe shame keeps you

From entering a church and confessing this morning

You read the prospectuses the catalogues the billboards that sing aloud

That's the poetry this morning and for the prose there are the newspapers

There are the 25 centime serials full of murder mysteries

Portraits of great men and a thousand different headlines

("Zone")”
― Guillaume Apollinaire, Zone

“Find my weak points, but more importantly, find yours.”
― Rene Gutteridge, Misery Loves Company

“I do tasks for the gods, usually things like tracking down rare items or taking someone safely to a destination."
D'Molay the Freeman Tracker”
― M.Scott Verne, City of the Gods: Forgotten

“I focus on representing life as close to reality as I can. Sometimes, (ok ok most of the time) it isn鈥檛 the most glorifying images of humanity. However, it points to our need for a Savior more than anything else I could write.”
― Tayler Marie Brooks

“But a writer isn鈥檛 someone who knows a bunch of incredible stories. A writer is someone who can turn an ordinary story into something incredible.”
― Catherine G.Lurid, THE GULL CRY HOTEL: Occult Mystery Thriller

“To be a great champion, you must believe you are the best. If you aren't, pretend you are.--Muhammad Ali”
― Sam Ingraffia, The Right Stiff: A mystery with magic, the Mob & a frozen beauty queen

“I may have flaws but I have very good posture and I'm surprisingly good at Scrabble.”
― Ingraffia Sam

“...I didn't feel overly safe and secure in the hotel, even with cops in the kitchen and cops in the dining room and cops in the alley out back. Hell's bells, I was a cop, and I sure wouldn't have depended on me for anything more than a neatly written parking ticket.”
― Joan Hess, Maggody in Manhattan

“The intentions are not born, they are seeds planted by mentors during one's youth, and it is watered by them periodically until it sprouts into a hideous flower, and only learns to grow until someone rips the root from the mind.鈥� (psychologist)
鈥淎re you saying he watched his parents eat people?鈥�
鈥淣o, habits are usually not directly nurtured from the source. They are created by the culprit as a way to cope with the level of absence in their hearts. They need to feel something, whether it be guilt or exhilaration. Though identifying a passion has trials, it鈥檚 common for criminals to experiment before they stick with a system of how to commit the crime.鈥�
{The Latent Identities Of Darwin}”
― FinPoet

“I had the choice鈥擨 could once again pretend and recite the words that would turn me into a powerful king. I could recite the words to abolish the prison of my emptiness, to become young and immortal, to feel the lips of a queen on my lips, and to fall in love with Juliet day after day. All I had to do was recite the words written for me, and I would rule the empires of Europe and all its lands. But sadly, I know the inevitable truth鈥擨 can never recite those words again, because I don't know who I am.”
― Ian Tuason, Everyone and No One: A Mystery Novel

“I'm a huge fan of mysteries; in fact, they're almost an addiction. If a week goes by without reading a mystery, I suffer withdrawal symptoms. Then I wander around like I'm sleepwalking and wake up in a bookshop, looking for a mystery novel. I've read just about every mystery story ever written...but it's not an intellectual pursuit; it's more like me getting my fill of gossip.”
― S艒ji Shimada, The Tokyo Zodiac Murders

“Enquanto esperava pelo elevador, que se encontrava no s茅timo andar, Nanete pensou sobre como qualquer pessoa do edif铆cio poderia entrar em qualquer apartamento, j谩 que era comum que as portas ficassem abertas. Aquelas pessoas eram muito seguras de que moravam em um local com gente totalmente acima de qualquer suspeita.”
― Luiz Biajoni, O Crime no Edif铆cio Giallo

“...Melisa felt as if she could pass out with the indescribable happiness of letting Lara take control of her body. She had never thought that surrender could be so easy and pleasant. With the water running over her head, she was filled with the belief that she had been baptized by love.
A new life was being bestowed... A new life... The opportunity made her look at everything with different eyes. A chance to be reborn with love and to be cleansed of all the sins of the past...''
Angel Diays1/Babylonian Spell-Mystey-Fiction Novel”
― Arzu Gokyolcu

“Nobody could do a better murder investigation than a suspicious Chinese woman with time on her hands.”
― Jesse Q. Sutanto

“First, she crawled through my garbage cans; then she accused me of murder. High praise, coming from her.”
― Robin Castle, Seven Years Missing

“My heart longed for her but I knew I couldn't have her.”
― Emily Grace, River Of Sorrows

“When authors write, who do they describe: themselves, characters or the readers? But, characters cannot be the characters, because in every book the main character is writer slash author. Because they went through it before they wrote it." She finished wiping her mouth with napkin a d dropped her tissue beside her plate.”
― Iqra Bi Ansari, Rahatan Nafsia: The Lost Pearl

“Disaster strikes faster than you can say "Abramacabra.”
― Lina Hansen

“Once war was over, everyone wanted to find some normality, to settle and fix their disordered homes. The reality, of course, was that it was impossible. Not with rationing and homes bombed and fathers not yet returned.”
― Lucy Ashe, The Sleeping Beauties

“It's a locked room mystery,' says Tony. 'Like in the books.'
'Nothing,' says Nelson, 'is like it is in the books.”
― Elly Griffiths, The Locked Room

“I'm a sucker for mystery stories,
I've been since my adolescent days.
But I never picked up a novel in my life
My world of fiction lives in radio plays.

Never have I had the patience to sit
through hours of fiction reading.
So I dig up classic radio dramas,
to keep me company while writing.

Nevertheless, fiction does matter,
One way or another fiction matters.
Naskarean universe is non-fiction,
Yet I say, fiction indeed matters.”
― Abhijit Naskar, The Divine Refugee

“Around her the world stopped. Everything other than life and death dissolved in the background. In that moment, it was only her touching the pale, waxen skin of a relative stranger.”
― Lisa Bush, City Hall