Below Zero Quotes

“there is no sound in nature that makes men move along faster than the pumping of a shotgun. Except maybe a chainsaw”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“Do you think that the day you stop listening to new music is the day you decide you’re on the path to old age? Like you’ve given up on new stuff and you resign yourself to music you’ve already heard? Like you’re through discovering and all you want to do is rummage through your old things?”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“But don’t you find that certain songs remind you of certain things in your life? That when you hear a specific song it takes you back to when you were listening to it?”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“That goon didn’t know fishing from cathedral architecture!”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT SUVs were parked at jaunty angles near the main house with their doors wide open, an ambulance driver was arguing with deputies to clear the way so he could back his vehicle in, and the FBI helicopter sat in a back pasture like a giant insect on a break.”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“no matter how cold it got in the mountain west, it was colder and damper in the Midwest. Maybe, he thought, it was why they were so damned tough.”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“NOWHERE TO RUN. 1 Three hours after he’d broken camp, repacked, and pushed his horses higher into the mountain range, Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett paused on the lip of a wide hollow basin and dug in his saddlebag for his notebook.”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“Sheridan said, “I think I’m right. That’s why I’m never going to listen to old music. I’m only going to listen to what’s new on the radio.” “You might change your mind when you get older,” Joe said. “Don’t you think you’ll miss the songs you’re familiar with?” She shrugged. “I don’t know. Maybe the new songs will be better.” “It’s possible. But don’t you find that certain songs remind you of certain things in your life? That when you hear a specific song it takes you back to when you were listening to it?” “Well, yeah,” she said. “But then I’d be thinking backward and not forward. I’d be on the way to geezerhood.”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“fiancée,”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“you in?”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“heart-shaped porcelain face and”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“• SHE WAS CLEANING UP the dishes on the picnic table when Marshall and Stenko finally came out of the motor home. Marshall had done the tour of The Unit so many times, for so many people, that his speech was becoming smooth and well rehearsed. Fellow retired RV enthusiasts as well as people still moored to their jobs wanted to see what it looked like inside the behemoth vehicle: their 2009 45-foot diesel-powered Fleetwood American Heritage, which Marshall simply called “The Unit.” She heard phrases she’d heard dozens of times, “Forty-six thousand, six hundred pounds gross vehicle weight . . . five hundred horses with a ten-point-eight-liter diesel engine . . . satellite radio . . . three integrated cameras for backing up . . . GPS . . . bedroom with queen bed, satellite television . . . washer/dryer . . . wine rack and wet bar even though neither one”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“the Mount Rushmore KOA complex near”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero

“We recycle, don’t we, Alex? And we replaced all of our lightbulbs. You know, with the ones that don’t work very well? And one of my cars is a Prius. It’s not like I don’t care.”
― C.J. Box, Below Zero