“remembered him using the same notepad when”
―
Chad Zunker,
Family Money
“with the understanding that only a foolish man with a clear death wish would ever even consider trying to break into a property belonging to such a lethal agency with more than one hundred trained killers living onsite. I was going to be that foolish man. It was ridiculous. A twenty-five-year-old law student was going to break into one of the most badass places on the planet and steal top level secrets.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Sighing, I eased around the vehicle” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“Truth was like clay. Whoever had their hands on the clay could shape it however he wanted. My hands were nowhere near the clay. I had to change that first.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“The cheap motel room ceiling was stained. Like muddy yellow clouds. A smoker’s room. I’m not a smoker. But I’d have lit up just about anything if it would have calmed me down. My heart felt like it was going to explode. I stared at the ceiling.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“I took the phone from the girl. “Gracias.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“Pandora’s” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“It was dead quiet. Almost too quiet, after two straight days with so much noise in my head.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Most homeless are just dry bones, Shep, desperately wanting to come back to life.” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“mom” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“It’s not about being worthy. It’s about being grateful. And letting that gratitude help you maximize the new opportunities you’re getting.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“My job was to follow our opponent from small town to small town on the campaign trail and record with a video camera every word that came out of his mouth every single time he stepped into public. And sometimes in private.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Equal Justice,” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“empty, with the driver’s door wide open.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“The single greatest cause of homelessness is the profound, catastrophic loss of family” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“Lord Acton once say? Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“My mind was a mosh pit of shock, guilt, and sadness, and I could hardly put any thoughts together.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“The cheap motel-room ceiling was stained. Like muddy yellow clouds. A smoker’s room. I’m not a smoker. But I’d have lit up just about anything if it would have calmed me down. My heart felt like it was going to explode. I stared at the ceiling. I should have been asleep. The motel bed was comfortable enough, but every limb of my body felt rigid. I was unable to relax.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“It’s like a beautiful snow-capped mountain. Lies are the small cracks in the ice layer beneath the snow.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“with the understanding that only a foolish man with a clear death wish would ever even consider trying to break into a property belonging to such a lethal agency with more than one hundred trained killers living onsite. I was going to be that foolish man. It was ridiculous. A twenty-five-year-old law student was going to break into one of the most badass places on the planet and steal top level secrets.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Sighing, I eased around the vehicle” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“Truth was like clay. Whoever had their hands on the clay could shape it however he wanted. My hands were nowhere near the clay. I had to change that first.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“The cheap motel room ceiling was stained. Like muddy yellow clouds. A smoker’s room. I’m not a smoker. But I’d have lit up just about anything if it would have calmed me down. My heart felt like it was going to explode. I stared at the ceiling.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“I took the phone from the girl. “Gracias.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“Pandora’s” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“It was dead quiet. Almost too quiet, after two straight days with so much noise in my head.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Most homeless are just dry bones, Shep, desperately wanting to come back to life.” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“mom” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“It’s not about being worthy. It’s about being grateful. And letting that gratitude help you maximize the new opportunities you’re getting.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“My job was to follow our opponent from small town to small town on the campaign trail and record with a video camera every word that came out of his mouth every single time he stepped into public. And sometimes in private.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“Equal Justice,” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“empty, with the driver’s door wide open.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“The single greatest cause of homelessness is the profound, catastrophic loss of family” ― Chad Zunker, An Equal Justice
“Lord Acton once say? Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“My mind was a mosh pit of shock, guilt, and sadness, and I could hardly put any thoughts together.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
“The cheap motel-room ceiling was stained. Like muddy yellow clouds. A smoker’s room. I’m not a smoker. But I’d have lit up just about anything if it would have calmed me down. My heart felt like it was going to explode. I stared at the ceiling. I should have been asleep. The motel bed was comfortable enough, but every limb of my body felt rigid. I was unable to relax.” ― Chad Zunker, The Tracker
“It’s like a beautiful snow-capped mountain. Lies are the small cracks in the ice layer beneath the snow.” ― Chad Zunker, Family Money
