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1 " Louisa Montgomery had turned out to be a fascinating figure, both brusque and rude, yet vulnerable and hurt. "
― Alison Golden , Body in the Woods (Reverend Annabelle Dixon #3)
2 " lobotomized skinhead on poppers "
― Alison Golden , Inspector David Graham #1-4
3 " When times are tough, ‘pull yourself together,’ ‘least said, soonest mended’ and ‘mustn’t grumble,’ are the best pieces of advice. Don’t forget them, and you won’t go far wrong. "
― Alison Golden , Killer at the Cult (Reverend Annabelle Dixon #6)
4 " Inside every house, whether large and lavish or humble and homely, she knew good people lived there, genuine people, all in need of respect, support, and an opportunity to thrive. "
5 " super? "
― Alison Golden , The Inspector Graham Mysteries: Books 5-7
6 " Harding "
7 " all clothed in white coats, spun their heads and caught sight of him standing there with the bouquet in front of him like a knight preparing to joust. "
8 " police duties didn’t interfere. “Hurry up, David,” she found herself muttering at the "
― Alison Golden , The Case of the Pretty Lady (Inspector David Graham #6)
9 " even a stopped clock is right twice a day. "
― Alison Golden , Murder at the Mansion (Reverend Annabelle Dixon #2)
10 " He had thick, black hair that made its own decisions. "
― Alison Golden , The Case of the Hidden Flame (Inspector David Graham #2)
11 " Arsenic leaves a smell of bitter almonds, famously, "
12 " She felt for both mother and daughter, their relationship disrupted by their competing urges. "
13 " Why would a seasoned detective abandon the big city and come to live somewhere so very, very quiet? she had written in her journal after "
14 " Some would have called him fussy. But on matters of such importance, he knew he was merely being correct. "
― Alison Golden , The Case of the Broken Doll (Inspector David Graham #4)
15 " taller than me. Especially these days. "
16 " Revenge killings are brutal. "
17 " We just need to know about the wine you served to Sylvia. Tell us everything you can remember.” The "
