"Chiefs" Quotes
In "Chiefs" by Stuart Woods, a small Georgia town is shaken by a series of brutal murders, prompting three successive police chiefs to unravel the dark secrets behind the killings over several decades.
mystery | 432 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
There's no more privacy in a small town than there is in a big city, it's just that the gossip is delivered personally instead of by a newspaper.
People in Delano were living their lives with all the passion of a bowl of oatmeal.
The living are not the ones who need forgiveness. It's the dead who need our understanding.
Sometimes when you're too close to something, you can't see it clearly.
Some things are better left unsaid, and some things should never be said at all.
The more a man has to lose, the more careful he is about what he does.
People who never make mistakes seldom make anything else.
Our past does not define us, but it does shape us.
Justice is not about revenge, it's about making things right.
Sometimes the truth hurts, but lies can destroy.
