Think Twice Quotes

“I read a line once: ‘You are always seventeen waiting for your life to begin.’ It’s true, don’t you think?”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“We are all contradictions, Myron. We are all hypocrites. We want black and white. But it’s all gray.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“Insecure, enraged men are a growth industry.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“makes you a man of principle who doesn’t like innocent people languishing in prison for the sake of optics.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“We are our mistakes. Sometimes they are the best part of”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“Your life is one thing before you have a child. It is forever something else after. Nothing is the same.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“We are our mistakes. Sometimes they are the best part of us.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“The yard was asymmetrically landscaped, as though the overgrown fauna and shrubbery were both completely natural and perfectly planned.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“the survival of the fittest, but in fact, the best of us, the strongest of us, the most intelligent and brave, were sent to battle centuries ago and died no matter how, like Myron, brave and skilled they were, while the feeble and cowardly stayed home and reproduced. That’s who we are. The byproduct of the feeble and weak. The fecal wreckage, if you”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“Exactly. Fear and divisiveness offer engagement. Agreement and moderation do not.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“She wore pearls and bold colors. Her blouse and skirt were both super-tight. All the senior partners at FFD were dressed likewise. It had been Sadie Fisher’s idea. When Sadie first started representing women who had been sexually harassed or assaulted, she had been told to “tone down” the outfits, to wear clothing that was both drab and shapeless. Sadie hated that. It was more victim blaming and she wouldn’t stand for that. Now the lawyers on this floor did the opposite. “Working”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice

“When she was eighteen, Jackie got a full scholarship to Montgomery County Community College.”
― Harlan Coben, Think Twice