Framed in Death (In Death, #61)

by J.D. Robb

There were some, she thought, no matter what they came from, who worked to make themselves better.

To all who dwell here, may today’s joy be a drop in a cup that runs full.”

You can respect somebody without loving them, but if you don’t respect somebody you love, it’s never going to hold up.”

“It’s unlikely the subject has ever paid a real price—not just monetarily, but in any way—for any behavior or decisions, however poor.

Hmmm. Reminds me of someone.

He’s a malignant egoist who’s been pampered and indulged and given whatever he likes so he believes he’s entitled to take what he likes.

And again.