The Bullet That Missed (Thursday Murder Club, #3)

by Richard Osman

Life is about understanding opportunities. Understanding how rarely they come along, and then rising to meet them when they do.

“Everyone wants to feel special, but nobody wants to feel different,”

No doubt it will all implode at some point, but it hasn’t imploded yet.

What do you charge? To buy suits like that?” “Sixty pounds an hour. Or less if someone can’t afford it.” “I’ll pay you two hundred an hour,” says Connie. “No, it’s just sixty.” “If you charge less for someone who can’t afford it, then charge more for someone who can. You’re a businessman. How often can we meet?”

“I love you, Elizabeth.” “Don’t be so sentimental, Stephen.” “Well, either way, there’s never a dull moment,” says Stephen.

“Our great strengths are also our great weaknesses,”