Cold Comfort Quotes

“And his life was a river. You went along with the flow and sometimes the scenery was pleasant. Sometimes it wasn’t. You had to make the most of where the river took you.”
― Scott Mackay, Cold Comfort

“Life was precious. You had to step back and watch it every so often, just so you could appreciate every minute.”
― Scott Mackay, Cold Comfort

“Copper-bottomed pots, seven in all, hung on hooks next to the refrigerator, each one dazzlingly clean, the largest on the far left, the smallest on the far right, the middle ones arranged in a diminishing sequence of size.”
― Scott Mackay, Cold Comfort

“The young detective looked worried. His heavy brow had settled into an even line and his dark Piedmontese eyes smoldered with quiet wrath as he handed Gilbert his cup.”
― Scott Mackay, Cold Comfort

“you’d make me feel better.” “You do feel better,” she said. He shrugged and gave her a kiss on the forehead. “I guess I do,” he said. The house on Crawford Street, in the heart of the Portuguese District, was one of those bulky, three-storey duplexes built in the late 1920s, brick, with a second-floor bay window, and a third-floor dormer. Turquoise paint flaked”
― Scott Mackay, Cold Comfort