Lake Morality Quotes

“stood looking out at the water. She thought about Kate and Kristen, and herself and Sky, and an old folk song came to mind. David used to sing it quite often, and Maggie had a CD with Alison Krauss’s version. As she looked out at the water, the words of the song glided through her mind. Oh, mothers, let’s go down, come on down, don’t you want to go down…come on mothers, let’s go down, down in the river to pray.”
― Dawn Lee McKenna, Lake Morality

“They’d watched the reflection on the bay change from yellow to orange and then, for just a moment, to red, before dark joined dark and there wasn’t much difference between water and sky.”
― Dawn Lee McKenna, Lake Morality

“I’m very sorry to have brought you this news, but I promise that we’ll”
― Dawn Lee McKenna, Lake Morality