Vivian Conroy > Quotes

“There’s a fine line between concern and curiosity.”
― Vivian Conroy, Last Pen Standing

“But when people read the news, they believe it’s the truth. I mean, when he has someone tell their opinion, people repeat that opinion like fact. Because they are led to believe it represents the actual situation.”
― Vivian Conroy, Last Pen Standing

“Mrs. Cassidy has been searching for years now, not for a link to the British Crown, but to find an outlaw in her family tree. To quote her, ‘Those who stray outside the law are often more interesting than those who adhere to it.”
― Vivian Conroy, Last Pen Standing

“The constable with the moustache had rushed over and now clicked the cuffs round Fitzroy Walker’s wrists.”
― Vivian Conroy, A Proposal to Die For

“Then a door opened. A voice said, ‘Down here.”
― Vivian Conroy, A Proposal to Die For

“a piercing scream came from the house,”
― Vivian Conroy, A Fatal Encounter in Tuscany

“It represented a square room, with the door on the upper long side.”
― Vivian Conroy, A Proposal to Die For

“I don’t have to be grateful for a party paid from my own pocket. Remember, amore, who owns all of this.”
― Vivian Conroy, A Fatal Encounter in Tuscany

“He cleared his throat and launched into the traditional formal opening. Atalanta listened with bated breath. Who was the main beneficiary of the will?”
― Vivian Conroy, A Fatal Encounter in Tuscany