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All She Wrote (Holmes & Moriarity, #2) All She Wrote by Josh Lanyon
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“Not as intolerable as being dead, in my opinion, but I'm very fond of me. I would miss me a lot.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“Anyone who wasn't half-stoned on pain meds would have instantly realized what a really bad idea this plan was, but since that didn't include me, I didn't worry about it.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“He scooped up Victoria practically before she hit the ground, well within the five-second rule. If she'd been a potato chip, he could have still eaten her. Not something I particularly wanted to contemplate.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“Kit, you're forty. You look thirty. You act...well, never mind. You're carrying on like you think you're seventy”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“I want to fuck you in those glasses.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“To find them all in one package...well, perhaps better not to dwell on his package in my fragile state.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“I guess it was no secret I’d been unpleasantly startled to find myself suddenly hitting the big 4-0. You’d have thought the previous thirty-nine years were sufficient warning.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“Like fine wine, I do not travel well. Sure, when I was young, fresh, low in acidity and not so tannic, I was a more adventurous spririt.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“No one was in better position than I to know how easily shyness gets misread for arrogance or coldness or indifference.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“First of all, ideas aren’t the hard part. Secondly, there are no new ideas, only the author’s unique execution.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“When I get back to L.A. I'm going to buy myself a Blackberry and a slew of French-cuffed shirts. Possibly a nipple ring.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“I got some peculiar looks from staff and visitors alike, but no one challenged me, which is a statement as to what an air of confidence will do. Or how truly scary crazy people are.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“Eyes closed, I murmured, "Are you kissing it better?"

"Am I?"

"I think so. My lips hurt too.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“The best fiction captures the truth of real life.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“You say potato, I say potahto.” “I say rice pilaf. I say you’re trying to distract me with talk of side dishes.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“I determinedly weaved my way through the crowd, hauling my medical apparatus behind me like my little red wagon.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“I returned downstairs and stepped outside—and nearly jumped out of my skin. An elderly man stood on the flagstone step. “Did I startle you? I’m sorry.” He offered a leather-gloved hand and a quizzical smile. “No, no. Not at all,” I assured him, as though my normal means of locomotion was to bound like a startled deer through every doorway.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“We all have our methods for coping and they usually happen behind closed doors.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote
“You look thirty. You act…well, never mind. You’re carrying on like you think you’re seventy.” Was I? I guess it was no secret I’d been unpleasantly startled to find myself suddenly hitting the big 4-0. You’d have thought the previous thirty-nine years were sufficient warning. I glanced at his profile. “Okay. Maybe I’m a little hung up on the age thing. You have to admit gay culture is youth-oriented.”
Josh Lanyon, All She Wrote