The Ghosts of Paris Quotes

“Tonight she had pulled on a dark blue cap, and matching gloves, as much to avoid touching her surrounds as it was for any standard of fashion. As the sun had fled the area, these garments were almost like a cloak of nocturnal invisibility, strategically blending her into the shadows. Only her stocking-clad calves and ankles were exposed, and her trusty stacked-heel Oxfords – shoes she could wear in most acceptable establishments, and could run in. One never knew when such qualities might matter.

- Chapter 2, The Ghosts of Paris”
― Tara Moss, The Ghosts of Paris

“...she and trouble knew each other rather intimately. No reason the end of the war would stop such a seemingly natural pairing, she supposed.'

- Chapt 1, The Ghosts of Paris, Tara Moss”
― Tara Moss, The Ghosts of Paris