Extinction Countdown Quotes

“Restaurant 1789 was one of the priciest in Washington and also one of the stuffiest.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“It sounded like a logical question and Jack suddenly felt every eyeball in the room turn to him. He swallowed hard, his throat making an”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“A famous science fiction writer”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“I also heard he’s had dozens of others arrested too. It’s like the French Revolution all over again.” She was talking about the Terror, a ten-month period from 1793 to 1794 when a zealous revolutionary government used public executions as a way of spreading fear and obedience throughout the population.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“It often took strength to find a voice and speak up. Just the same, it often took wisdom to know when your point was already made.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“I learned very quickly to either lie down and give up or fight for what I believe in. Every day since then I’ve been tested in ways I never thought possible. Show me a man with a brash manner and I’ll show you someone who’s respected and revered.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“pulling back the slide far enough to chamber a round.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“the worst”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“We’re all a bunch of eggs really. Some of us just happen to be hard-boiled.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“investigation to occur before conclusions are formed, not the other way”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“I’ve tried to take it out, but for the life of me I haven’t got the foggiest idea where it”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown

“Never forget: How to Serve Man was really a cookbook.”
― James D. Prescott, Extinction Countdown