Dark Waters Quotes

“He rubbed his hand over his brow. He was stark naked except for his gun, and now some woman was standing on his deck? He hoped to hell she wasn’t a Jehovah’s Witness because she was about to have a come-to-Jesus moment.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“Good girls, every goddamn time. It was a curse.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“Next time you need a therapy fuck, find someone who doesn’t give a shit.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“You’d put yourself in danger for a woman who forgot you existed? Who didn’t even notice you were raped and suicidal?” The words hit like a physical blow, but it said a lot about her inner resolve that she was able to answer him. She raised one brow. “Wouldn’t you?” He”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“She’d spent years in denial, as if by never talking about the rape she could pretend it never happened.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“Damn, if you didn’t talk so much, I’d keep you around for your coffee and your cooking.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“Who did you kill?” she rasped. His eyes became hooded, and his expression went blank. “My father.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“She was sick of being wary of men, of living with the weight of the past strapped around her neck like a giant anvil.”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“And it did take guts, Katherine realized. To walk away from a life you’d made, in the hopes of finding a better one. She”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“And it’s not just about touching lips—it’s a connection, maybe some sort of genetic litmus test. Peter”—poor bastard—“failed the test. It was him, not you.” He”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“He loomed over her, but she didn’t feel like he was going to attack her. It felt more like he’d die to keep her safe. A spark of want shot through her. Her breath”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“arrowed south through thick forest, then into the water before adrenaline stopped beating the fuck out of his heart. Slogging across the narrow inlet in full gear kept the fury building. The”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters

“worst storm surges—maybe even a tsunami. Brent Carver had obviously done very well for himself with his paintings. She’d known he was private, almost”
― Toni Anderson, Dark Waters