"These Shallow Graves" Quotes
Jo Montfort investigates her father's death in 1890s New York high society, uncovering dark secrets and dangerous truths.
historical fiction | 488 pages | Published in 2015
Quotes
The world was full of secrets, and they were starting to seep out of the shadows.
There's nothing more dangerous than a girl who's in love and unafraid to show it.
To be a writer was to sit at one's desk for hours, days, weeks, years, as words poured out of one's mind onto the page.
She was full of fire and defiance, and she would not let anyone douse her flames.
The world was a place of infinite possibility, and there was no limit to what one could accomplish.
The power of the press was a formidable thing, and a pen was often mightier than a sword.
Sometimes, the hardest part of a mystery was finding the courage to solve it.
She was not a bird to be caged, but a free spirit meant to soar.
Love was a force to be reckoned with, capable of both destruction and salvation.
The truth was a dangerous thing, but it was also the only thing that could set one free.
