A Thin Dark Line Quotes

“The world isn't black and white, Annie, it's shades of grey.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“Sure, why not?" she said. "You know, you read about a crime in the paper and you think how terrible for the victims, and then you turn the page and move on.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“Annie winced. "Ooooh, you know, it's remarks like that that lead people to draw unflattering conclusions about your sanity.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“Forward had become a mantra months ago. Move forward physically, psychologically, spiritually, metaphorically. Movement seemed to pull taut the lines upon which facts and ideas aligned themselves in his mind. Movement maintained order.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“The past overshadows the present foreshadows the future.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“It’s factual, logical, essential. I believe in justice. I believe in the struggle for the greater good. I believe the collective evil metastasizes with malignancies in the souls of individuals.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“Nick would not go inside. Some people would have called him superstitious, but they would have been people who had never stepped close to the boundary between good and evil; they didn’t know the power or the possibilities. Still, it was telling that on a day as fine as this one, when other parts of Pony Bayou were thick with weekend fishermen, there were none within a quarter mile of this place.”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line

“Jann Arden singing in the background. The strange, voyeuristic lyrics of “Living Under June” touched off thoughts of her own”
― Tami Hoag, A Thin Dark Line