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The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8) QUOTES

The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8) QUOTES

1 " There were parts of Monk she admired greatly: his courage; his strength of will; his intelligence; his loyalty to his beliefs; his passion for justice; his ability to face almost any kind of truth, no matter how dreadful; and the fact that he was never, ever, a hypocrite. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)

2 " I believe in an individual soul which travels through eternity. This life is far from all there is--in fact, it is a minute part, simply an antechamber, a deciding place where we choose the light from the dark, where we come to know what we truly value. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)

3 " walking slowly along the alleys and through the passages, up and down stairways, deeper into the older part, unchanged in generations. Water dripped off rotting eaves, the stones were slimy, wood creaked, doors hung crooked but fast closed. People moved ahead of him and behind like shadows. One moment it would be strange, frightening and bitterly infectious, the next he thought he recognized something. He would turn a corner and see exactly what he expected, a skyline or a crooked wall exactly as he had known it would be, a door with huge iron studs whose pattern he could have traced with his eyes closed. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)

4 " she hated the streak of cruelty she knew in him, the arrogance, the frequent insensitivity. And he was a fool where judgment of character was concerned. He could no more read a woman’s wiles than a dog could read Spanish! He was consistently attracted to the very last sort of woman who could ever make him happy. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)

5 " It was his own soul he was exploring, the one territory from which there was no escape, the one enemy which must always be faced, sooner or later, more certain than anything else in life or death. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)

6 " His face crumpled a little. It was highly expressive, mirroring his thoughts and feelings more than he wished. "

― Anne Perry , The Silent Cry (William Monk, #8)