Mistaken Identity Quotes

“Great griefs are mute.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Lou had to believe he’d find something on Winchester if he just took it methodical. Half a mil. Lou thought about knocking again, then lowered his arm and stood there like a stupid ass. Couldn’t even decide whether to knock. Half of him wanted to know what was going on; the other half would just as soon let it lie. The neighbors had IDed”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Rats.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“two broads who cursed worse than the men. “It’s”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“There’s not many lawyers who could kill a cop, then kick ass in court the next day.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Connolly had performed a makeover in reverse, to look like Bennie.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Bear’s toenails clicking up”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“there’s other things.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“His study of war had only reinforced its futility.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Swiss Army watch seemed”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“little fucker!” Star shouted at him. “No! Don’t kill me! Please, God!” The dude’s hands flew up to where his head got hit and he crumpled in half like a paper doll, falling to his knees on a pile of rotted wood and greasy drywall. The corner was filled with garbage spilling”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“little fucker!” Star shouted at”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Bennie knew her mother had loved her long after she was well enough to say so, though she barely remembered her mother’s caring for her as a child. Bennie guessed her mother had performed the routine functions that mothers do every day, for there had been evidence of it. Bennie had won awards in elementary school, tiny pins like tie tacks that lay ignored in her jewelry box, for getting good grades and having good penmanship. She had stumbled across one of the tacks this morning, dressing for her mother’s funeral, and it jarred loose a single memory: her mother teaching her cursive writing at the kitchen table, a fleeting picture of the rounded circles and elongated loops of”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“me. Jesus, it’s all over the news, right?” Bennie”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity

“Judy felt dismayed. A half hour? She couldn’t learn much about the gym in half an hour.”
― Lisa Scottoline, Mistaken Identity