The Evening and the Morning (Kingsbridge, #0)

by Ken Follett

In dog philosophy it was always better to go somewhere than to be left behind.

It was curious, but a wrongdoer found out could often be morally indignant, as if the discovery were the offense, rather than the original transgression.

He took one last glance back. His bridge dominated the view. It had changed the hamlet dramatically. Most people no longer referred to the place by its old name of Dreng’s Ferry. Nowadays they called it King’s Bridge.

I'm a HUGE fan of this series! Seeing this line in the prequel gave me goosesbumps!