Blood Hollow Quotes

“You don’t have to speak much if you speak well,” Meloux replied.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“God makes His presence known in many ways. In acts of love, in selfless acts of courage, in everyday human compassion.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Whenever hope packed its bag and left for good, all that remained was a terrible emptiness, immeasurably sad.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“The head and the heart, you know, they don’t always see eye to eye.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“We come from a great heart, Cork. The heart of Kitchimanidoo, the heart of God. And we just go back into that heart. There’s nothing to be afraid of.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“For Cork, the move had the dreadful feel of inevitability, for he recalled far too well the night only three years earlier when he’d entered the Parrant estate in just this way, only to find that a shotgun blast had scattered most of the judge’s head across a wall.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Jo picked up a paper clip from her desk and turned it round and round between her fingers. “I’ve been thinking.” “Don’t hurt yourself.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Cork said, “Isn’t shooting a teddy bear a little dull for you?” Marion favored him with a tolerant smile. “If you look at life with the right attitude, Cork, nothing’s dull.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Scattered across the hillside below Cork lay the buried dead, seeds whose planting had brought forth a crop of stone.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Jo nodded to Cork, and gave him a don’t start anything look. She went into Soderberg’s office with Solemn, and the sheriff followed. Cork watched the door close.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Thanks.” She put a hand on his cheek. “You’re terrific, you know that?” “Never hurts to hear.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“Do you think it was murder, Arne? And do you think it was Solemn Winter Moon?”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“He’d heard that freezing wasn’t a bad way to go, that people who froze to death experienced a false warmth at the end, a final euphoria”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“He’s Indian. And he never goes to church. Why would Jesus talk to him?”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“day, and we thank you for life and for all things. You are our mother. You feed us, you clothe us, you shelter us, and you comfort us. For this we thank you and honor you.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow

“If she’d still had sight, her eyes would have beheld a wonderful view from the few feet of earth that were to be hers forever.”
― William Kent Krueger, Blood Hollow