Where the Dead Lie Quotes

“How do you explain a world that gifts evil men with privilege and wealth and looks the other way while they torment and abuse the weakest members of society?”
― C.S. Harris, Where the Dead Lie

“Hero started to say something, then swallowed it. Cousin Victoria’s presence in Berkeley Square should have made Hero feel better. She tried to tell herself that her instinctive dislike of the woman was irrational and baseless. But”
― C.S. Harris, Where the Dead Lie

“We all are, Sebastian wanted to say. You. Me. This city. This nation. Everyone who ever saw a cold, hungry child alone on the streets and simply looked away.”
― C.S. Harris, Where the Dead Lie

“Yet he’d always seen religion’s externalization and personification of evil as mankind’s shirking of responsibility. It reminded him of a child’s excuse to avoid both punishment and blame: He made me do it. It’s not my fault. Satan tempted me. Not, Satan is a part of me. I am Satan.”
― C.S. Harris, Where the Dead Lie