A Dead Draw Quotes

“Come on in and sat down.”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“Mining hadn’t been conducted in Cedar Grove in more than a hundred years, and the city had never been Washington’s mining capital, but good PR never let the facts get in the way. Tracy knew the town’s truth from her father’s tutelage, and from having researched and written a paper on the city’s history while in high school. In the 1840s, miners discovered gold, copper, and coal in the mountains, and Christian Mattioli later founded the Cedar Grove Mining Company. He’d built the initial miners’ houses and the businesses that became the town. It had been a lucrative venture, until the mine stopped producing. Mattioli, the mining company, and half of Cedar Grove’s residents departed. Those who stayed were hardy blue-collar workers without a lot of other options.”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“As always, he discussed safety protocol and the four rules of shooting. Every gun is loaded. Never point a gun at anything you’re not willing to destroy. Finger off the trigger until your sights are on target and you’ve made the decision to shoot. Identify your target and what is beyond your target. When”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“Every gun is loaded. Never point a gun at anything you’re not willing to destroy. Finger off the trigger until your sights are on target and you’ve made the decision to shoot. Identify your target and what is beyond your target.”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“She had initially tried to work through the terrors, but being awakened at four every morning and unable to get back to sleep took its toll”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“excoriated”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw

“This world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places.”
― Robert Dugoni, A Dead Draw