The Little Grave Quotes

“She managed a small laugh, but like any expression of mirth these days, it felt shallow and void of true emotion.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Despite men being painted as philanderers, so many were desperate for a sole, meaningful relationship”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“A person’s word is all any of us have or can truly control,”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“In that moment there was an unmistakable bond between the two women made of pain that no one should ever need endure.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Once you saw an image of that, there was no going back, and the one Amanda had just seen would be burned on her brain for life.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Lead sank in Amanda’s gut, a premonition setting that everything was about to come crumbling down on top of her.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Law enforcement might still mostly be a man’s world, but the women who did the job weren’t ones you wanted to mess with.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“there might be worse evils than death.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Clinging to optimism was nothing but a cruel illusion. Life held nothing but pain and sorrow. And emptiness. Hopelessness.”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“Amanda”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“snowing,”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave

“vulnerable”
― Carolyn Arnold, The Little Grave