Mint and Murder Quotes

“Passion can be volatile”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Criminals like to get their revenge on police officers in prison.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“I loved looking at the snow - I just didn't like trying to live my life in it.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Didn't everyone deserve a chance to start over and rebuild their lives?”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Sometimes, you have to do things that may be questionable for people you believe in.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Trying to fill a position of a sheriff's deputy in a small town is difficult. Most want more action.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“My shoulders slumped with exhaustion, and I realized the holidays were a lot of work.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Sometimes it's good to take a look at who cared enough to come.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Truth is a funny thing. We hope people are honest with us, but most of the time we can never fully know. Heck, it's difficult for us to be honest with ourselves.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“If you kill someone and go to mourn their passing, you either feel awful that you offed them, or you truly miss them.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Editing is an actor's best friend”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“Busy minds lead to chaotic lives.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“In a relationship there was usually some mutual trust and respect.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“She was losing money. It's theft, and people will kill someone for taking money out of their pocket.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“This is a small town and sometimes, there's not a lot to discuss except rumors and other people's business.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“I cared for him, but I wasn't sure I wanted to dive into his past. Something told me our relationship would never be the same”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder

“She'd been a true fan of the show, and the fact I'd ended up with my own personal historian as a friend was both interesting and, sometimes, appalling. She recalled things I didn't, which made me question my mental capacities and my Hollywood life in general.”
― Carly Winter, Mint and Murder