A Murder in Paris Quotes

“But she didn’t hate him. In fact, she missed him. He was a man she’d shared the bulk of her lifetime with, and she loved him. He’d even said that to her, once or twice, too. Maybe it was just out of habit, but he’d often end their calls with “Love you, Di.”
― Blake Pierce, A Murder in Paris

“She hadn’t minded it. She was in her fifth decade of life. She’d figured that if that was as good as it got, she was content. Everything was steady. Predictable. Fine.”
― Blake Pierce, A Murder in Paris

“Evan hadn’t done anything terribly wrong to her. They’d simply grown apart until even Diana had to admit that, wrapped in their own careers, they’d become virtual strangers living under the same roof. Roommates. The passion, he’d said, was gone, and she had to agree.”
― Blake Pierce, A Murder in Paris

“Diana smiled. Her daughter’s adventures could fill a very large book. There were so many places she visited, so many new things she learned . . . Diana used to love living vicariously through her daughter, seeing Bea living life to the fullest.”
― Blake Pierce, A Murder in Paris

“People love to help tourists. Everyone was so nice. You make a lot of friends with other solo travelers. I got lost a few times, sure. But I had a total blast and made it back in one piece.”
― Blake Pierce, A Murder in Paris