In a Small Town Quotes

“The blast knocked me off my feet. I thought I was having a heart attack—I couldn’t catch my breath. Then I understood what happened, and reality hit: I was going to die. It seemed to take minutes rather than seconds, but I managed to radio”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

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― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

“Death is not something I want to encounter and certainly not by the hands of my friend.”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

“this out of my mind. My dreams won’t let me forget the lightning that exploded from the end of the barrel, the ripping orange flash off the black steel, and the burning scent of gunpowder.”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

“back”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

“My eyelids feel like they weigh more than I do. I can’t keep them open any longer. The fear of what I will dream about next is upon me. It is this moment of the night I despise the most. I know I am falling asleep. I am able to say a little prayer—“Our”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town

“These thugs call everyone their “Cuz.” If I had a dollar for every time I heard that expression I would have retired three times over by now.”
― Marc A. DiGiacomo, In A Small Town