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Deception on Sable Hill (Chicago World's Fair Mystery, #2) Deception on Sable Hill by Shelley Gray
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“I know many a hardened man at the precinct who would’ve flinched at the sight of a lovely young lady bleeding on the ground. Violence has a way of preying on a person’s soul, I fear.” He grimaced. “All I can say is that I haven’t become so jaded by my job that I have forgotten about the sanctity of a life.”
Shelley Gray, Deception on Sable Hill
“And that, she realized, fully encompassed the Carstairs family’s last and most important rule of life: no matter what, never forget that everything generations of their family had accomplished could vanish in an instant.”
Shelley Gray, Deception on Sable Hill
“The job is hard enough when the victims are men. But when I see violence done to the innocent, to women or children? It is never easy to observe, or investigate for that matter.”
Shelley Gray, Deception on Sable Hill
“Maeve’s expression soured. “I don’t dislike you, Miss Carstairs. It’s simply that I have no use for young ladies like you.” Her tone hardened as she continued. “I have no desire to be a part of your miniscule effort to do charity work, to temporarily fill some gap in your life, deal with something that’s been missing.”
Shelley Gray, Deception on Sable Hill