No Man's Land Quotes

“You fought for the flag and country you represented. But you really fought for the guy beside you.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“We’ve got some unholy badasses in here, as you know. But nobody”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“tightly and a vein throbbed at his temple. The two guards led Rogers down a long hallway. On each side were barred cell doors. The men behind them had been talking, but when Rogers came into view they abruptly stopped. The prisoners”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

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― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“anything”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Inside the church, her coffin was placed so that Jackie Puller would be facing the altar, in accordance with Catholic tradition. A priest’s funeral would have had him facing the congregation, as he would have done in life.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“He popped the trunk and pulled out from his duffel a set of NV goggles. “Good thing I didn’t have my duffel in the car when we went into the water.” “Yeah, good thing it was just us in the car,” shot back Knox.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“They were technical drawings and formulas that were too advanced for him to make much sense of. Still, it looked like Myers was passing secrets to this gent. And it was also clear to Puller that Josh Quentin had been passing those same secrets to Myers. That explained the room at the Grunt. It was ironic that Puller had used a story of possible espionage at Atalanta Group to enlist Anne Shepard’s help, only to find out that the espionage was apparently all too real. Now the questions were many. What were these secrets? Where and what was Paul the bouncer? And what the hell, if anything, did my mother’s disappearance have to do with any of this?”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“scanning all compass points”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Yeah, but just think if we spent that money on early childhood education and nutrition.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“ocean surf beat on relentlessly”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“There’s really”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“101st Airborne,”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Two police officers came in and sat at a booth not that far from him. He tugged down his cap and focused on his meal and the newspaper in front of him. The world had changed some in ten years. But in many ways it hadn’t changed at all. Countries were at war. Terrorists were slaughtering innocent people. American politics was at a standstill. The rich were richer, the poor poorer. The middle class was rapidly fading away. Everyone seemed angry and vocal and generally pissed off at everything and everybody.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“To Kyf Brewer and Orlagh Cassidy, for your amazing audio performances.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Rogers raised a fist to deliver a blow to the head that would have almost certainly killed the man. The spot on his head was burning like somebody had set it on fire with an acetylene torch.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“After a few moments of silence Puller said, “You think he was achieving all of it for his father? Because he never got the chance to do it himself?” Rooney pointed at him. “That’s what I believe.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“George?” said Puller. “Oh, I’m sorry. You probably just knew him as Father Rooney. His first name is George.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“She lightly punched him in the arm. “So, on to Williamsburg?” “On to Williamsburg. But I need to call them first.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Father O’Neil was putting hymnals in the backs of the pews when Puller and Knox walked in. Knox crossed herself as they walked up the aisle.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“I came here to help you, Puller. I know our last meeting was not a positive one. But your offer . . . it meant a lot to me. And you don’t know how close I came to accepting it. And not a day goes by that I don’t regret not going with you.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“He put in his search and refined it as he went along, adding as much information as he could remember. Finally, an address came back. He used street view to see the place.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Rogers showed dressed in his new clothes, and slipped his smartphone into his inside jacket pocket. He drove over to the Grunt and parked in the rear.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Puller felt his hand begin to shake as he read through the thoughts of his mother from three decades before. Problems in the marriage. Problems with him. Problems with her. But . . . she was willing to work things out.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Come on, soldier, you put your life on the line for your country. A damn zipper shouldn’t be too hard.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Facts are irrefutable. Truths coming from those facts can be difficult to accept, particularly when they are of a personal nature. But truths, Agent Puller, cannot be ignored. Any more than lies can. And people do lie to themselves. All the time. We”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“professionally, unlike most of the other women here, and seemed closer to Puller’s age than”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“Rogers’s features were rigid, though Puller could see momentary flashes of pain, represented”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“She backed up against a brick wall. Tears sliding down her face, she moaned, “Please, please don’t hurt me. I swear I won’t tell nobody what you done. I swear to God. Please.” Rogers bent down and picked”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land

“The guard thought about this for a few moments. “When they first brought him here we did the standard strip search, no orifice overlooked.”
― David Baldacci, No Man's Land