"The Flight Attendant" Quotes
A flight attendant wakes up next to a dead man with no memory of what happened and must unravel the mystery to clear her name and uncover the truth.
fiction | 345 pages | Published in 2018
Quotes
She is nearly certain that she is not an alcoholic. She is, however, quite certain that she is hungover.
She has never been good at this - this being the not knowing, the trying to decipher the facial expressions of the men she sleeps with.
She has never been one to think of herself as a victim. But she is now.
He is her constant. She would never, ever have said that out loud to anyone. She is not that kind of girl. She knows that. But it is true. She would die for him.
She just knows that she has to get out of this room. She has to flee.
She doesn’t want to be in some foreign jail for the rest of her life. She doesn’t want to be shot by some angry husband.
When you are a flight attendant, you are a stranger to everyone you meet. You are a solitary creature in the world.
She doesn’t think she is in any danger, but she’s not certain. She’s not certain of anything anymore.
She has come to understand that she has been living a lie for years. But she has never been good at accepting the truth.
She is not the kind of girl who would sleep with someone she doesn’t know. But she has done it. More than once.





