Murder at the Fair Quotes

“A part of me knew evil only begets more evil”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“I tell you Eleanor, I'm glad it's Brice who has him locked up as I fear my temper would beat my professionalism by a very long chalk, likely all the way to my fists!”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“Always said we should celebrate a person's life, not mourn their passing”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“Guilt's a bad enough bedfellow without grief stealing in and hogging the quilt”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“Even though he was impossibly attractive, on the few occasions she'd met him. she'd found his charms most definitely ended at his appearance; his personality being a poor and ignorant second cousin”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“When the man who buries the dead dies, Clifford, who is left to bury him?”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“Clifford led her to the southern end of the green, where it seemed most of the village had assembled. She felt utterly at peace and very lucky. It was almost as though she was watching seven hundred years of history unfold before her in a single afternoon”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“syllabub.”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“quoits”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“festooned”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“extremely”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair

“with”
― Verity Bright, Murder at the Fair