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King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6) QUOTES

King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6) QUOTES

1 " Why the hell don’t kids call their parents anymore? Why don’t they answer their phones? Why all this crazy texting shit? "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

2 " We’ve apparently come a long way since the 1966 Mustang,” added Michelle. “I drove my brother’s hand-me-down in college. It had something called an eight-track player. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

3 " He had walked away, head down, feet shuffling, looking very much like a young man who had lost everything of value in his life. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

4 " smoke.” They "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

5 " silhouette transformed into a man with wide "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

6 " Do you have good encryption "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

7 " have security clearances anymore.” “So "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

8 " room peering out, a gun in one hand, his other hand curled around the window drape. “Dad?” said Tyler in a shaky voice. Wingo held up a hand to quiet his son. He lingered at the window for a few more minutes, his gaze running up and down the streets, to the tops of the buildings and "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

9 " now. But I still act like a cop sometimes. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

10 " cantilevered "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

11 " An hour later they were being escorted down a long corridor at the Pentagon. In fact, every corridor at the Pentagon was long. It was a labyrinth beyond all labyrinths. Indeed, it was rumored that employees from the 1960s were somewhere in the bowels of the place still looking for an exit. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

12 " Michelle stood and fixed her gaze on him. “We’ve been lied to, almost shot, nearly blown to hell, and pushed around by dickheads from the Army, DHS, and now the FBI. So I can tell you flat-out that whether you want to ‘partner’ with us or not, we’re working this case. So stick that up your ass and see how it fits”—she glanced at his ID on a lanyard around his neck—“Dwayne.” Sean muttered, “Holy Mother of God,” and put his hand over his eyes. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

13 " That was your past, Michelle. You can't live in the past.

Sure you can, Sean. If you're not too thrilled with your future. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

14 " Baldacci has crafted another terrific tale with two great protagonists. Just when the story line seems to veer into familiar areas, Baldacci steers it into another shocking direction. This is the best book yet in the series.”—Associated "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

15 " The paramedics arrived, took over, and stabilized her. Sean rode over in the ambulance while Michelle followed in her truck. Sean and Michelle were now in the waiting room at the hospital. They had been interrogated by both local Virginia police and federal authorities. They told some but not all of what they knew. It was fortunate that witnesses to the events at the mall had uniformly reported that the three dead men were the aggressors and that Sean and Michelle’s actions had been in self-defense, and had actually saved the life of one of the police officers. That still did not buy them many points, particularly with the Feds. A despondent Michelle looked up when she heard the door to the waiting room open. "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)

16 " Then the question becomes what do we "

― David Baldacci , King and Maxwell (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #6)