Black Creek Burning Quotes

“One of my favorite dialogue pieces from Black Creek Burning:
“It was a polite, white lie,” Brie whispered.
“I’ll have to remember you think that way,” Nathan said.”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“You hurt her and I'll hunt you down and kill you with a shovel,”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“a”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“lights across the street. As he tossed the boards into the huge metal box, he recognized the light blue coat, the matching hat and the brown”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“five-foot-high”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“Very”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“school”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“fresh”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“Beams”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“also”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“bag down before heading to turn out the fluorescent”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“chin”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“cul-de-sac.”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“some”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“hands”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“done.”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“contained”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“divorce”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“father.”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“tables”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“gotten”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“looked”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“the”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“her shocking head of strawberry blonde hair. "Hi, Bwie." Rose waved her hand once like a windshield wiper. She looked at Rose face to face. "Where've you and your mom been this time?" Rose tugged on her mom's shirt sleeve, pulling her head down so that her little mouth could reach her”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“Andy”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“getting-involved-with-parents-of-students thing." "That is weird. If I had a kid, I wouldn't want his”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“I'll”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“socialize”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“opening”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning

“still”
― R.T. Wolfe, Black Creek Burning