Blood Grove Quotes

“It wasn’t that I missed my daughter but rather that I felt her absence. It occurred to me this gentle awareness was not as painful as but even deeper than heartache.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove

“It was a reminder that the most desperate battles are fought in our hearts and souls, and that death is only one final trick of the mind.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove

“He might not be a good man but he is a good son.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove

“language. His idea of an investigation had more to do with conquest than it did with intelligence.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove

“Though assailed by hopelessness I was not afraid.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove

“Jackson Blue, who had read and retained every important book the central library had to offer, once told me that when a child is orphaned at an early age a large part of his psyche remains fixated there. “It’s like the boy just turns into a man instead’a growin’ up into one,” he said.”
― Walter Mosley, Blood Grove