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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 7ab66ba | There were two display windows, one on each side of the door, and in the windows were...well, books. What this street really needed was a bar. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| a229f49 | experienced | Nelson DeMille | ||
| a5831d9 | Plagiarism is the sincerest form of flattery | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 62eba31 | As he'd thought, and as he'd always known, Henry and Vivian were better suited for each other. But better is not best, and though he was angry-- and hurt-- he was also concerned about Vivian. He still liked Henry, but not as much as Henry liked himself. He would have told Vivian this-- as a friend-- but she might think it was coming from a jealous ex-lover. So he wasn't going to say anything now. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 2caa01f | possible they | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 8b1925e | And there was a time, you know, not so long ago, as recently as my own childhood in fact, when everyone believed in the future and eagerly awaited it or rushed to meet it. But now nearly everyone I know or used to know is trying to slow the speed of the world as the future starts to look more and more like someplace you don't want to be. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| d19382b | Better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| e0df1dd | As we say, if your only tool is a hammer, then every problem looks like a nail. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 58ef873 | Most accidents, I'm convinced, are God's way of getting rid of stupid people. Or if you believe in Darwinism, you wonder why there are any stupid people left in the world. Well, I guess they can reproduce before they remove themselves from the gene pool. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 9e63c05 | Definitely a bit sassy. Maybe I bring that out in women. I advised her, | Nelson DeMille | ||
| e6fc6c1 | There's hell, there's darkness, there is the sulphurous pit; burning, scalding, stench, consumption! | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 70c7a6b | Buck thanked the sheik and his trusted | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 5941f9f | A big Russian lady, who seemed to be the household cook, supervised the making of zakuski -- Russian hors d'oeuvres, which unfortunately didn't include pigs-in-a-blanket. What kind of party is this? | pigs-in-a-blanket | Nelson DeMille | |
| c3f19ea | Sara looked at the well-kept houses along the road. "These Communist pigs have beach clubs, good food, and access to foreign goods that the Cuban people can only dream about." | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 71bceca | back up his story? He didn't give Picard any other names. Only Farley." Tyson shook his head. "Maybe Farley was the only one whose whereabouts he knew. Maybe they kept up their wartime acquaintance." "A medical doctor and a strung-out paraplegic junkie? I doubt that. Were they good friends over there?" "Not that I recall." Corva sat. "This is like pulling teeth. You are not going to tell me what motivates Brandt and Farley, though I think y.. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| fee8e34 | Stomp. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 5975d03 | Americans, they'll have a legal means to recover | Nelson DeMille | ||
| c7acb3e | Well, I was on the slippery slope into the abyss of love, companionship, and happiness--and you know where that leads. Misery. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| d97ae1f | There's a saying--'I'd rather regret the things I did than the things I didn't do.' " "I actually regret both." | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 505d62c | totally incompetent blowhard, an idiot and a fool. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 7d99359 | He looked around the crowded room. "The walls have ears." "Actually, they have termites. And no one here cares what we're talking about. Look, Mr. Macia, you have offered me two million dollars and it will not surprise you that I could use the money, but--" | Nelson DeMille | ||
| a74f465 | an officer and a gentleman by an act of Congress, but an asshole by choice." The military also discourages" | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 552ff31 | You intrigue me. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 5a3492c | I honestly don't know how anyone functions in this society without a law degree. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 37c25c5 | Somewhere in between the cynical lies and a naive trust in the human race was the true human condition: complex and capable of anything from heroism and self-sacrifice to betrayal and murder. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 33bde63 | Before you go on any mission, you need to understand what you know, identify what you don't know, and try to guess what could go wrong. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 3cbb1f5 | I recall very well a time when things were better at home. So, I must answer the age-old question: Do I move or make home improvements ? | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 1a35073 | When you're dealing with people who have no moral center, no loyalty to anyone but themselves, you don't always get the logical results you expect, or the truth that you paid for. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 2611652 | One can be a product only of one's own era, not anyone else's. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 5a94e76 | Survival is a strong instinct, surrender is not an option, and all combat is justifiable homicide. But you pay a price. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 71dadfc | Memories about the past are always about the present. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 9b85bb8 | survived one trip into | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 18ae5ef | Henry Mercado, Purcell knew, was comforted by thinking he was protecting the Holy Grail from the Antichrist, or whatever, and he could go to his martyrdom happy in the knowledge that when he met Jesus he could say, 'I saved your cup. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 7c6195d | There is a vitality here of people, pursuing their own lives, unburdened by government interference. The price of nearly absolute freedom is borderline anarchy." "A little law and order wouldn't hurt." "Whose law? Whose order? Fascists and Communists have in common the desire to get everyone into lockstep. I don't want to get into lockstep." | Nelson DeMille | ||
| 919ac62 | No man loveth God except the man who has first learned that God loves him. | Alexander Maclaren | ||
| 682b981 | if he were honest with himself, he'd understand that his hate was, in fact, a form of respect. You don't bother to hate what you think is contemptible. | Nelson DeMille | ||
| d38910c | SWAT team leader Luke Palmer set up a parabolic mic facing the house and they listened for voices, hoping to count and place everyone inside. | Catherine Coulter | ||
| e77945d | Turn your confidence and your fears alike into prayer. | Alexander Maclaren | ||
| 2515698 | He looks troubled, then slowly nods. "I suppose I have. Grief and loss, they help you focus on what's really important. They make you more aware of all the anguish and the sorrow in the world, make you face up to it, because otherwise they lurk inside you your whole life." "So you suffered as you pursued your goal. But all of us suffer. Sorrow and anguish are knit into the fabric of life itself. No one has the market on it." | Catherine Coulter | ||
| f1203ff | Does any man ever attain his goal? Don't goals always shift and change, become more difficult to pin down as you mature and gain wisdom?" "You're" | Catherine Coulter | ||
| 59be233 | Bureau agents are trained to be team players, except for those in New | Catherine Coulter | ||
| dd81180 | Now, my dear child, you will learn one day, when you have a husband. If you don't learn to properly obey, then your husband won't be pleased with you and that, I can promise you, since I was myself once blessed with a dear husband, can be most unpleasant." A" | Catherine Coulter | ||
| 73811dc | 1908: A massive explosion over Tunguska, Siberia, leveled sixty to eighty million trees over 2,150 square kilometers. Blamed on an asteroid or comet, or Nikola Tesla's Coil. The Bermuda Triangle J | Catherine Coulter | ||
| b4b52a7 | wasn't going to like being | Catherine Coulter |