Has it Come to This? Quotes

“The gentleness in question was not explicitly stated, but readers could be forgiven for thinking Booher’s prosecution was weak and listless and that he had pursued it with all the ferociousness of a bunny rabbit.”
― Kimberly Tilley, Has it Come to This?: The Mysterious, Unsolved Murder of Frank Richardson

“When he looked in the mirror, he was startled by his physical transformation. In just a few years, his face had lost its healthy glow, and his strength had faded, leaving a pale, bloated, trembling version of himself behind that he did not recognize. The tired, bloodshot eyes in the mirror glared back at him. He would go to the Keeley Institute to cure his drinking habit while he was still able to salvage his family and himself.”
― Kimberly Tilley, Has it Come to This?: The Mysterious, Unsolved Murder of Frank Richardson