A Wicked Snow Quotes

“leathery tan face and eyes popping from white rings of flesh left by tanning goggles, had his head so far up his ass that he needed a snorkel to breathe. At least most thought so.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“their stories, tell their tales, pose for pictures, and shake their heads for the TV cameras. As one high school student told the reporter from the Today show, “Nothing much ever happens around here, so this is kind of fun. Sad, but fun at the same time.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“I don’t know why the water and the sky scare me. I wonder if it is because here at the ocean there is no place to hide.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“Nothing so terrible can be forgotten. But all she wanted—all the others had wanted—was a chance to get on with their own lives. They deserved and hoped for a chance at being normal. But that was never to be, though in time the headlines would shrink, the interest would ebb. But it could not be completely disregarded. There was always the angle. Always and forever.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“San Francisco “Eyewitness” news team had”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“the faces of Mimi Garcia and her dead brother, Enrique. His was lifeless, chalky white. His sister’s was full of fear. I’ll take care”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“Hannah set down her paperwork. “That’s complete bullshit.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“Mimi killed her brother,”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“grateful because each detail kept her from the purpose of the call. She talked about her life in California and how she had never returned to Rock Point or Spruce County.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“lobby of the Santa Louisa courthouse drinking a cup of black tea from a paper cup. She pushed her long, dark hair behind her ears and tapped her pointed shoes in time with the Muzak undulating over the marble floors. A Helen Reddy song, she thought. Maybe Cher? She smelled of White Shoulders perfume and spearmint gum. When Hannah walked by, the woman smiled and raised a hand as if to wave. But the friendliness of the gesture was not returned.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“Mimi Garcia’s little brother.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“mother says her son turned blue and she was unable to revive him. Father was at home and made the call for emergency aid. Both parents reported that such an incident had never”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“bullshit.” “I wish. I just got off the phone with her so-called lawyer—Deke Meyer. They want to work out a deal so that Mimi can be”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“Japanese collector”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“you know Mimi Garcia had a little brother?” he”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“harshly, the first shift in a demeanor that Bauer”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow

“touching on the points of two lives that had once intersected, and were now reunited.”
― Gregg Olsen, A Wicked Snow