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Graham Masterton

Taken for Dead

  • aytac20072009has quoted9 months ago
    Yes, said Mary Crounan. I wrapped it in a shopping bag and left it under one of the settles in the Blair Inn at Cloghroe, on the way to Blarney. They had told me to buy myself a drink and sit there for ten minutes, so I wouldnt look suspicious to the bar staff. When Id finished my drink I went directly back home and waited for a call, but it never came.
  • aytac20072009has quoted9 months ago
    Truly, Katie, I apologize, said David. He took hold of her hand between both of his and gave her a look that would have melted chocolate, as Katies grandmother used to say.
  • leanahas quoted4 years ago
    If theres one thing the devil cant bear, its mockery.
  • b7842122722has quoted4 years ago
    If theres one thing the devil cant bear, its mockery.
  • mothowakgosikhas quoted9 years ago
    and broken veins in his cheeks. He was wearing a frayed green jacket, a
  • olsent23has quoted12 years ago
    out.’
    ‘Well, that’s the secret of a lasting marriage
  • olsent23has quoted12 years ago
    I loved what you said about Connor and me never forgetting to laugh, no matter how hard things might sometimes turn
  • olsent23has quoted12 years ago
    ‘Congratulations and God’s blessings on you both,’
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