In the Shadows of the Blitz Quotes

“Poland would rise again like a phoenix from the ashes.”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“It was good to be alive!”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“If my name is on the bomb, so be it. Kismet is the word, isn’t it?”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“What could I do in the country, Frank? You want me to be a milkmaid or something. No, I’ll take my chances here, with you.”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“I hope to God there are no wars for him or anyone to fight in after this one.”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“I am a survivor and will remain one.”
― Mark Ellis, In the Shadows of the Blitz: A deeply captivating classic crime thriller

“Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria was not used to feeling intimidated. It was rather his job in life to intimidate others.”
― Mark Ellis, Stalin's Gold

“Let other poets raise a fracas Bout vines, an’ wines, an’ drucken Bacchus, An’ crabbit names an’ stories wrack us, An’ grate our lug: I sing the juice Scotch bear can mak us, In glass or jug.” Evans smiled at Stewart in confusion. “Burns on scotch, Mr Evans. A very fine poet and a very fine drink.”
― Mark Ellis, Stalin's Gold