Fame is a Killer Quotes

“I was at Club 920.  Five of my friends can confirm it—not to mention the bartender and manager of the club.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“My statement put her so far back on her heels that she didn’t even question my statement about having an alibi.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“Over the years, I’ve found that you can’t keep doing the same things if you want to achieve different results.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“Walter O’Reilly was a skinny man in his late fifties with white, thinning hair and stress lines all over his face.  I was sure not to let the designer suit fool me.  Like most agents, he was a hundred percent shark underneath.  A person had to be a tough customer to be an agent in this town for over three decades, and Walter fit that bill.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“Finally, Scott opened the door with a can of beer in his hand.  Wow, did he look terrible!  His short brown hair wasn’t brushed.  His oval face was red.  His blue eyes were bloodshot.  He wore a faded wrinkled T-shirt over his rotund thirty-four-year-old figure.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“That Trent had betrayed him by cutting him off financially.  That it wasn’t right to treat family that way.  But what does Scott Harper know?  He did nothing but mooch off of his brother.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“Lucy Richmond was only nineteen years old, but her prior success as a child actress had allowed her to purchase a sleek, modern six-bedroom mansion in the Hollywood Hills.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“The victim was bludgeoned from behind in his living room with his Golden Thespian award statuette.  Anyone could have broken into his place, snuck up behind him, and killed him—you included.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“A man in his early forties with a bulky frame, a military-style buzz cut, and a thick mustache stood on my front doorstep.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“Like most rescue dogs, Buster was as loyal as could be.  If only men were like that.”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer

“decompress”
― Meredith Potts, Fame is a Killer