Zero Day Quotes

“the girls”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“Facing fear is better than running from it," he said.
"What if it's fear you can't beat?"
"Then it might be better to be dead," he answered.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“Facing fear is better than running from it,” he said. “What if it’s fear you can’t beat?” “Then it might be better to be dead,” he answered.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“anyone”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“Imagino que tenemos más de lo que nos correspondería —admitió Cole—. Pero en gran parte son fármacos con receta.”
― David Baldacci, Día cero

“exponentially.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“The humidity and heat combination must have been in the triple digits.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“The combination of the heat and air moisture was debilitating.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“You think I haven’t tried to quit?”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“youngest”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“The humidity pressed in from all sides like solid walls of water.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“He guessed that was what the military was always fighting for, the rights and freedoms of the next generation.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“To Christine Craig, for walking me through”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“the overburden like that they’ve turned the geology upside down. Topsoil is on the bottom and rock that was on the bottom is now on top. Native plants and trees won’t grow in it. So they introduce non-native plantings that are royally screwing up the ecosystem.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“That’s what’s called a ‘valley fill.’ What they fill it with the coal companies call ‘overburden.’ That’s basically everything they tore off the land: trees, soil, and rock that the coal companies sweep away to get to the seams. They have to put it somewhere. And since West Virginia has a reclamation act, meaning the coal companies have to put the land back close to how they found it, the companies take the overburden, dump it in a valley, hydroseed it, fertilize it, cover it with mulch, and go on their way. Problem is, when they dump”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“belt. “But it didn’t happen.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“What about the kids?” He pointed to them.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“He drew in her scent. Her breath smelled of”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“crow flies. That’s where they met.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“since a pen or pencil could easily be turned”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“The place smelled of mildew and rot. What”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“barrels into the shaft as far”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“from around”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“answers to. Maybe the locals already had answers. He would take”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“scene upstairs with”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“big”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“seem inclined to begin the conversation”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“Reed said he could maybe find out where it came from back at his office. Check the certified mail records.”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“screen. “Then get your gear and head out.” When White looked back moments later, Puller”
― David Baldacci, Zero Day

“Pidió para desayunar lo mismo que había pedido para cenar el día anterior. Una vez que se encontraba algo que era bueno, había que serle fiel.”
― David Baldacci, Día cero