The Ghost of Marlow House Quotes

“trying to silently frame his next sentence.”
― Bobbi Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House

“If Walt Marlow opened the window, he would be able to hear the breakers crashing along the Pacific Northwest coast and breathe in the damp salty air.”
― Bobbi Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House

“Sometimes it’s not the length of a life, but what you do with it.”
― Bobbi Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House

“If Walt Marlow opened the window, he would be able to hear the breakers crashing along the Pacific Northwest coast and breathe in the damp salty air. He missed the soothing sound of the sea, but he just couldn’t seem to get the windows open these days. Perhaps they were rusted shut; salt air did that sometimes, he told himself.”
― Bobbi Ann Johnson Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House

“wasn’t Lily; it was Craig Simmons, the landscaper. Holding a sweat-stained baseball cap in his hand, the fortyish-something sandy-haired man stood on the front porch, still wearing his work boots, faded jeans and stained T-shirt. “Hello, Ms. Boatman, I just got back from lunch, noticed your car in the back drive and wondered if you had a chance to look through your house. I wanted to make sure everything is all right.” “Yes, we went through the house, and nothing seems to be missing.” That wasn’t entirely true. She had only been to the library and kitchen, but according to Walt, Adam and Bill left empty”
― Bobbi Ann Johnson Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House

“shut”
― Bobbi Ann Johnson Holmes, The Ghost of Marlow House