Flash Quotes

“Luther had been surprisingly gentlemanly with her. Despite Giselle’s mention that Luther liked the hunt more than the conquest, Emmy had fully expected him to come to her cabin the first night and take her anyway he liked. On the ocean there was no one to hear her scream. She had lain awake until dawn, a steak knife poised to thrust, but Luther had kept to himself.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“I just provide the words. I let the client provide most of the meaning and all of the significance.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“Paste them beneath the photos and make me wanted posters. I want every law enforcement and customs officer on the island to have a copy within the hour. Put COP KILLERS on the top in big bold letters.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“AS HE ACCEPTED Luther Kanasis’s firm hand, Oliver was struck by the thought that the attorney had encouraged his misperception. Luther had played to Oliver’s preconceptions in order to slip behind his defenses and have an unguarded look around. No doubt this tactic served Luther well as an attorney, but Oliver suspected that Luther did it more for the sport. “Tell me about your case,” Luther said, motioning to the suite of chairs.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“THE WOMAN seemed to spend forever staring into the patrol car’s side mirror. When she finally straightened back up to look at him, her posture drooped. The Colt dangled from her arm like a burdensome weight. Tinkerbell had run out of pixie dust.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“EMMY WATCHED the man’s face pale as he studied a document from the dead cop’s wallet. “Will you kindly tell me what it is?” she repeated. He continued to ignore her, even though she was the one holding the gun. She was holding the gun, Emmy repeated to herself. What was going on? Ten minutes ago she had awoken in the front seat of a cop car with the worst headache of her life, a huge silver pistol in her lap, blood spatter all over her blouse, and no idea what had happened.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“Cayman dollars are worth, but judging by the prices posted at the Gas-N-Go next door it’s less than an American dollar.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“From this moment forth, we’ve always got to be thinking in terms of countermeasures: escape, evade, and confuse. We make one mistake, and it’s life without parole.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“I’m not sure about three minutes, but I expect that I can change a tire faster than I can change your mind.” “You are quick.” “Soooo, as long as you’re willing to help, go ahead and pop the trunk.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“She knew then and there that she should run. She had hoped that the doctor would have some answers, be her defender, ally, and guide out of this mess. But he was talking gibberish. Still, something in those cobalt blues gave her pause.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“TROY AWOKE to the sound of screaming. That was not unusual for a combat surgeon, but hearing soprano was. He opened his eyes to utter blackness and a monster headache. What the hell was going on? His memory was failing him and he felt oddly unsure of … anything.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“TROY AWOKE to the sound of screaming. That was not unusual for a combat surgeon, but hearing soprano was. He opened his eyes to utter blackness and a monster headache. What the hell was going on? His memory was failing him and he felt oddly unsure of … anything. He self-diagnosed a concussion, but sensed that it was the least of his woes.”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“least”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“premonition”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“of”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“tried to sit up—but could not. A cold steel ceiling pressed down on his left shoulder. He also felt walls abutting his back, head and feet. As Troy strained to wrap his mind around his baffling predicament, his nose upped the ante.  Hesitant fingers groped to confirm the”
― Tim Tigner, Flash

“with”
― Tim Tigner, Flash