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My motto? Don’t trust someone who is just as cagey as yourself." "What kind of detective are you?” “A lousy one and proud of it. I write, remember?” She looked down at her hand & laughed. “Berretta doesn’t make lighters.” "Why I was a writer! My life revolved around fiction. I could make something up"" She looked down at her hand & laughed. “Berretta doesn’t make lighters.” "So they're not Tolstoy, they're a little shorter.. Okay, okay a lot. Go ahead, read my mystery series anyway." "A detective has their boundaries especially me. So mine shifted occasionally..okay a lot" “Beat it, Buster. My temper and this mace have a hair trigger.”“ Interference could be lethal.” I got right up in his face, hissing, “Don’t push me, I’m hormonal.” I'm not really a lousy detective, just rough around the edges.Peggy A. Edelheit
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When you're writing a whodunit, the dead body is the most important character. It's the pivot point around which the plot spins.Adrianne Lee
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When you see me in a scarf you may think “Oh, she went to some trouble there.” But no, when I wear a scarf it means "this grey blouse was unwrinkled and those mocha pants make my behind look fine and voila I have a vivid grey and brown silk scarf which means I have transformed self from bone lazy to coordinated accessory maven.( Maid in Waiting publish date June 2014)Bridget Allison
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That could be a very sexy story.LynDee Walker
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But that’s the thing about dead people: they can’t warn you to keep your nose out of things that are going to put your ass in danger.LynDee Walker