Gökungen Quotes

“She’d bet anything that this was yet another situation in which yoga or meditation would be recommended. These were two things she had tried a few times but most definitely lacked the patience for.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“Literature is life and death. People come and go. We live. We die. But the literature we create lives on.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“Don’t get old. If it’s not diabetes, then it’s gout. I supposed I’m going to go ga-ga soon as well.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“As she often did, Erica reminded herself that she needed to get better at staying in touch with the people who meant something to her.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“There and then, he decided that, if he lost her, the sea could have him. The decision was a relief. He wouldn’t have to live on without her.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“Right now she was addicted to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. It was bliss to be able to watch undisturbed without Patrik whining about how pointless it was to watch a bunch of women bitching at each other.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“Yesterday’s dress was neatly hung up on the wardrobe door – she’d slept in a threadbare long T-shirt. It was probably at least ten years old, but no matter how much she tried she could never find anything more comfortable to sleep in.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“And she’d seen that ancient movie Cocktail that her mum loved so much because she had – for some unfathomable reason – a crush on that dodgy guy from the cult who played the lead.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo

“His wife sipped her tea calmly. Henning admired her calm. That had always been their reciprocal dynamic when it came to his writing. He got worked up, she calmed him down. He worried, she reassured him.”
― Camilla Läckberg, The Cuckoo