One Lost Soul Quotes

“weren’t all marriages similar in one way or another? Once the initial passion of a relationship subsided, what remained were two people keeping each other company as they passed through”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“It was often easier to keep quiet and let others do the talking, particularly if they might not take to your opinion.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Once the initial passion of a relationship subsided, what remained were two people keeping each other company as they passed through life. Is”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“She was more than half your age!”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“I… don’t know what you’re inferring.” “I’m not inferring anything,”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“They would need to progress the investigation”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“increasingly feeble attempts at assistance relatively well.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“weren’t all marriages similar in one way or another? Once the initial passion of a relationship subsided, what remained were two people keeping each other company as they passed through life.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Once the initial passion of a relationship subsided, what remained were two people keeping each other company as they passed through life.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Thinking back to his own childhood, perhaps that wasn’t so odd. As much as your thoughts and feelings towards the world could be shaped by your peers, more often than not it was your family who nurtured your world view. The arguments he used to have with his own father, infrequent though they were for they had a wonderful relationship, only came about once he reached an age to form his own opinions along with the courage and conviction to voice them. This was a rite of passage to adulthood, something everyone goes through. However, thinking on it, he still grew up to be a pretty decent carbon copy of his father with similar values and outlook.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“You… accept one another for who they are and… what they need or you go your separate ways.” Jane spoke the last with an air of resignation. “Perhaps, in a marriage you live with the hope that one day those paths will converge again.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Often you find out you’re not married to the same person you thought you were. One, or both of you takes it a different way and you either make do and compromise or…”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Well, when you are, you’ll learn that all marriages are unique in one way or another. You start out on the same page but over time circumstances can change.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“I want that to change. Those girls… they don’t mean anything, they never have. I believed she was different, Holly. For a time, I felt towards her as I did when we first met. She was a breath of fresh air to my stale life, something to provide new inspiration and reinvigorate me. I was wrong.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul

“Holly was grateful for the shelter of the dunes. The wind had a habit of rattling along the coastline, sweeping across the flatlands and cutting through even the hardiest of winter clothing. Where they were sitting, beyond the thick pine forests of the Holkham estate, there was shelter of sorts. She watched the others building a fire on the beach below, gathering driftwood and any fallen branches scavenged from the nearby woods. In the summertime, the estate routinely sent groundskeepers out to ensure open fires were not set but not at this time of year. Early spring could be lovely on the Norfolk coast, bright sunshine, warming on the skin. As long as the prevailing wind wasn’t whipping in off the North Sea, at least. The sun had long since set and the chill of the evening was beginning to bite.”
― J.M. Dalgliesh, One Lost Soul