Murder in the Dark Quotes

“Ice cream was reliable. Young men were not.”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder in the Dark

“Jane read her Anatomy, occasionally raising her eyes from a diagram to consider any human within sight in a dissecting sort of way which, Dot said, gave her the willies.”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder In The Dark

“I remind my American readers that biscuits in England and Australia are crispy flat things such as you call cookies, and the soft doughy things you call biscuits are what we call scones. And they say we speak the same language…”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder In The Dark

“Narrative has its prerogatives and I am not going to spoil a good story or the fairies may not give me any new ones.”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder in the Dark

“Dot always felt that picnics were best enjoyed inside a nice house with tables and chairs and a reliable stone flagged floor.”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder in the Dark

“considerable”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder in the Dark

“The last bastion of conservatism,’ she commented, ‘is food.”
― Kerry Greenwood, Murder In The Dark