Spider's Web Quotes

“Jacob always thought of himself as a morning person, but Marissa knew well that in the first thirty minutes of the day her husband’s cognitive abilities were quite similar to the abilities of a toddler—and not a bright toddler, at that.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“The coffee maker, a ridiculously expensive model bought a year before by Captain Fred Bailey, was the squad’s most treasured possession. As far as Mitchell was concerned, it was more important than any of the detectives.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“But death can trickle in during quiet, thoughtful moments. It doesn’t ask for permission, often sneaking into people’s minds before they notice it is there.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“What about you?” “Oh, the usual,” she said, smiling a thin smile. The usual. Nightmares, fits of crying, moments of intense anxiety. Just anyone’s usual day, really.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Dread and anticipation, they went hand in hand.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“But every coin had two sides. His anticipation was so much stronger because of their dread.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Anticipation. Was there anything better? And now the entire city brimmed with it. They all wondered when and where he would strike.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“The room became deathly silent. If a fly had sneezed at that moment, Mitchell would have been able to hear it wipe its nose.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Knowledge is money.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Aliza Kennedy. Kendele Byers. Tamay Mosely. There was a serial killer in Glenmore Park.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Anticipation. There was almost nothing better.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

“Kendele treated happiness like a toddler learning to walk. She approached it gently, taking careful, tentative steps. She didn’t want to rush into happiness. That was how you got hurt.”
― Mike Omer, Spider's Web

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― Mike Omer, Spider's Web