Her Final Confession Quotes

“attention. Billy lit his second cigarette from the end of his first one and flicked the butt to the ground as Linc heaved himself off his bike. Billy felt the heat of his gaze. Then heard his gravelly voice. “You’re that hang-around, aren’t you? The one’s been sittin’ at the bar lately.” “Yeah,” Billy answered, “I—” but his words were swallowed up by sounds his brain couldn’t quite process right away. A rush of air, a squeal of tires, the screech of metal against metal, and the howl of”
― Lisa Regan, Her Final Confession

“Lowther had”
― Lisa Regan, Her Final Confession

“was coming out of the store, a bag containing two pints of mint chocolate chip ice cream slung over one wrist, when he stopped to light a cigarette. He inhaled deeply and checked his watch; he could have two cigarettes and still be home in time for dinner. His wife didn’t like it when he smoked. In his periphery, he saw a woman heading over to her minivan. The flash of her silver hair in the sun as she stumbled through the parking lot caught his eye. He watched her walk in a full circle before fumbling with”
― Lisa Regan, Her Final Confession

“demand a warrant—after I told him what was going on. He has one sixty-three-year-old paramedic who joined the company five years ago.” “Sixty-three,” Noah said. “And he’s doing that kind of work?” “Supervisor says he mostly”
― Lisa Regan, Her Final Confession