In Love and Murder Quotes

“Bridget didn’t know how to bridge it.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“The dark clouds that had appeared on the horizon that morning seemed to be gathering into a full-blown storm, and he was at the centre, while the two women in his life rained down hail and thunder all around.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“Ffion had enough self-awareness to know that she was a complex character, and could be difficult to get on with at times. Jake had rebuked her once or twice for being short with him, or for failing to show due consideration, and she hadn’t minded. Jake had a natural gift for empathy that Ffion knew she sometimes lacked, and she was willing to learn and to change.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“to spend the rest of his evening listening to the Classics tutor droning on about Cicero as the hourglass slowly emptied, laying waste to his life.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“This was the time of day when his colleagues would start to gather in the Senior Common Room for pre-dinner drinks, at least those who didn’t have partners and families to go home to and instead preferred to dine in college rather than admit their sad, lonely existences to themselves.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“The students were looking at him expectantly, waiting for him to say something more. Something profound and enlightening, perhaps. How young they looked, with their sincere expressions of belief in the value of education. Experience had not yet taught them that it would lead them to an endless cycle of bitter nothingness.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder

“the more one pursued knowledge, the more one came to the realisation that ignorance was ever man’s fate.”
― M.S. Morris, In Love and Murder