First to Kill (Nathan McBride, #1)

by Andrew Peterson

Leonard Bridgestone towered over his younger brother and outweighed him by sixty pounds.

At six foot five, 240 pounds, he kept himself in top physical condition. His forty-fifth birthday was right around the corner.

Life is rich with detail. You need to see the world around you, be aware of its details.

Six hundred yards was a good distance because the bullet arrived before the report of the rifle.

it’s impossible to protect society from itself. It’s been proven over and over throughout time.”

Disasters define character. I have no doubt you’d be at your best when things are at their worst.”

You want to look back on your life someday and know that you made a difference, made the world a better place.

Everyone has tragedy in their life at one time or another, it’s how they deal with it that defines them. I don’t hate the Nicaraguan people for what happened to me.

Anger and bitterness are normal feelings, but they’re like cancer if you can’t control them.”