Caleb Wygal > Caleb's Quotes

“Death is the only law free of discrimination. Everyone dies. Most don’t get to choose when.”
― Caleb Wygal, Death on the Boardwalk

“Sometimes the brain gets left out of the equation when a person builds up a belief in something so much that they believe it with their heart and soul. They want to hold onto their convictions when confronted with truths contrary to their views of reality.”
― Caleb Wygal, Death on the Boardwalk

“The closest she came to a farm was the produce section at the grocery store”
― Caleb Wygal, Blackbeard's Lost Treasure

“I want for the people who see when I make appearances to get a performance as close to the real Blackbeard as I can.”
― Caleb Wygal, Blackbeard's Lost Treasure

“More than anything in my life, I wanted to find out who killed my wife. What Gomez just gave me was a spark.

When we got back, I’d take that spark and light Myrtle Beach on fire if I had to.”
― Caleb Wygal, Death on the Causeway

“He had conquered the most difficult and dangerous part of his plan, but there was something he couldn’t have planned for.
Me.”
― Caleb Wygal, Death on the Causeway

“Instead of dwelling on the factory of sadness that was the aftermath of Autumn’s death, I cut to the chase. “After that, I threw myself into my business and then helped my parents settle into their new house here. Anything to keep my mind off not having her with me. I was numb for a long time, trying to move on as she would have wanted me to do. It was so hard.”
I paused, thinking about those dark moments that involved way too much bourbon.
“I was like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, doing the same thing over and over each day with no purpose in life. Stuck in a rut. Big time. Then one morning, I came across the body of my friend Paige Whitaker behind my bookstore, and something possessed me to figure out who did it.”
― Caleb Wygal, Death on the Causeway