Racing the Light Quotes

“Look forward, not back. Always move forward.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“Wendy&Kurt”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“Chinatown”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“CFHG”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“Stone, rock god. Now up on his rotation: “Play That Funky Music” by Wild Cherry. Jon jerked and whirled to the beat pounding his home above the Sunset Strip like a one-man boy band wrecking crew, every cell in his body a pulsing celebration. Jon Stone, naked as a jaybird, sixteen days back from a security stint in Turkmenistan on the northern Iranian border, had banked so much cash in the past twenty-four hours he buzzed with a burning energy. And play that funky music ’Til you die! Jon Stone sold death. Jon, who had spent thirteen years with the U.S. Army’s Special Forces, six of which as a Delta Force officer, was a private military contractor. As such, he sold the services of those who could deliver death and those who could defend against death. Business was booming.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“novel True Grit by Charles Portis”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“sometimes not quitting was all you had left.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“I said, “He wants to matter.” “Oh, please.” “Josh made a sign for the wall in his apartment. One word. It says ‘Matter.’ A reminder, I guess, to do something that matters.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“He wants you to think he matters. I guess he feels like you don’t.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“Buddy, feel what’s true to you. If you want to talk about this stuff, or anything, twenty-four-seven, I’m yours. If not, then not, but I’m here.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light

“I worried, but I couldn’t bring myself to trap him inside and make him a prisoner, so I’d put in his door. The house felt empty without him.”
― Robert Crais, Racing the Light