“If you hold anger in your heart, it just turns to evil. You have to be able to see the good in people, even those people in whom you think there isn’t even a speck of good left.”
―
Lynn Cahoon,
Killer Run
“I think any reading is good reading, even if it's commercial fiction. A good story well told is worth the time” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“As much as I loved my computer, I wondered if I would ever know the joy of getting a letter from someone I loved, being able to pour over its contents time and time again, to feel the paper that he touched, and to know he took the time to share his day.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Guidebook to Murder
“We make the best choices we can at the time we make them.” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“Sometimes life was a vicious circle. The things we love can draw us nearer to the things we hate.” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“I liked doing laundry. It calmed me in some weird way. Take something dirty and stained and make that all go away. Too bad life wasn’t like that.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Killer Party
“I glanced around but didn’t see anything that would tell me why this was listed as the corporate office address.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Picture Perfect Frame
“at his legs. “Did they do X-rays? Is anything broken?” “Yes, they did X-rays.” He took a sip of water. “I’ll be fine getting to my room, but I don’t know if I’ll want to drive the group to Outlaw tomorrow morning or not. We’ll see what I feel like when I get up tomorrow. But if I’m still hurting, can you drive?” “Of course, but I didn’t realize you were going to Outlaw.” Cat wasn’t sure taking Seth home tonight was a good idea. Before she agreed with the plan, she wanted to talk to the doctor. “Yeah, Jocelyn and Sydney tag teamed me the other day and asked if I’d take them up so they could see the” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Field Guide to Homicide
“Eating ice cream out of the container for dinner did one amazing thing for cleanup. There wasn’t any. Well, except for the spoon.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder in Waiting
“Lesson for today: Life goes on for the rest of us, even when someone leaves the playing field.” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Story to Kill
“You get attached to an author’s world building and you just want to stay in their reality.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder on Wheels
“I pressed my lips together to keep from laughing. “You were hurt. Hurt people, like hurt animals, lash out at times.” I was glad Toby” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder on Wheels
“The green minivan had a metallic sign proclaiming The Good Fence Company. Like anyone would name their company The Shoddy Work and Don’t Give a Shit Fence Company.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Guidebook to Murder
“Cat watched Seth’s face for any reaction but the guy was cool as a cucumber. Or a radish. The saying didn’t make sense anyway; she might as well change the vegetable to something she liked to eat. “Jealous?” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Story to Kill
“Oxymoron,” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“College isn’t a free ride” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“waken them” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“Food can sustain you, especially during times of stress.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Have a Deadly New Year
“But no use worrying about tomorrow’s concerns when today has its own.” ― Lynn Cahoon, One Potato, Two Potato, Dead
“I think any reading is good reading, even if it's commercial fiction. A good story well told is worth the time” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“As much as I loved my computer, I wondered if I would ever know the joy of getting a letter from someone I loved, being able to pour over its contents time and time again, to feel the paper that he touched, and to know he took the time to share his day.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Guidebook to Murder
“We make the best choices we can at the time we make them.” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“Sometimes life was a vicious circle. The things we love can draw us nearer to the things we hate.” ― Lynn Cahoon, If the Shoe Kills
“I liked doing laundry. It calmed me in some weird way. Take something dirty and stained and make that all go away. Too bad life wasn’t like that.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Killer Party
“I glanced around but didn’t see anything that would tell me why this was listed as the corporate office address.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Picture Perfect Frame
“at his legs. “Did they do X-rays? Is anything broken?” “Yes, they did X-rays.” He took a sip of water. “I’ll be fine getting to my room, but I don’t know if I’ll want to drive the group to Outlaw tomorrow morning or not. We’ll see what I feel like when I get up tomorrow. But if I’m still hurting, can you drive?” “Of course, but I didn’t realize you were going to Outlaw.” Cat wasn’t sure taking Seth home tonight was a good idea. Before she agreed with the plan, she wanted to talk to the doctor. “Yeah, Jocelyn and Sydney tag teamed me the other day and asked if I’d take them up so they could see the” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Field Guide to Homicide
“Eating ice cream out of the container for dinner did one amazing thing for cleanup. There wasn’t any. Well, except for the spoon.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder in Waiting
“Lesson for today: Life goes on for the rest of us, even when someone leaves the playing field.” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Story to Kill
“You get attached to an author’s world building and you just want to stay in their reality.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder on Wheels
“I pressed my lips together to keep from laughing. “You were hurt. Hurt people, like hurt animals, lash out at times.” I was glad Toby” ― Lynn Cahoon, Murder on Wheels
“The green minivan had a metallic sign proclaiming The Good Fence Company. Like anyone would name their company The Shoddy Work and Don’t Give a Shit Fence Company.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Guidebook to Murder
“Cat watched Seth’s face for any reaction but the guy was cool as a cucumber. Or a radish. The saying didn’t make sense anyway; she might as well change the vegetable to something she liked to eat. “Jealous?” ― Lynn Cahoon, A Story to Kill
“Oxymoron,” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“College isn’t a free ride” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“waken them” ― Lynn Cahoon, Penned In
“Food can sustain you, especially during times of stress.” ― Lynn Cahoon, Have a Deadly New Year
“But no use worrying about tomorrow’s concerns when today has its own.” ― Lynn Cahoon, One Potato, Two Potato, Dead
