Home / Quotes / Quote by Danika Stone

Quote by Danika Stone

“The first hint of danger was a howl so distant, it was more a feeling than a sound.”

Quote by Danika Stone

Book:The Dark Divide

Work

The Dark Divide

Browse quotes and source details for this work. more

Author

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Danika Stone. more

You May Also Like

“The town was as barren as an empty movie set, the only movement from deer that wandered the boulevards. His eyes skimmed silent streets as he searched for the bed and breakfast. A half-grown fawn, grazing near the side of the road, lifted its head and hurried off to its mother.”

Mystery Movie Deer Town Danika Stone Waterton The Dark Divide Dark Divide

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“An early frost was in the air tonight. Wind whipped outside the cabin’s basement windows, the last tendrils of late summer disappearing as fall took root. The dismal turn of the weather was a match for Lou’s mood.”

Winter Mountains Frost Danika Stone Waterton Dark Divide

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“His voice jerked Lou from her memory. She blinked and the dim bedroom returned. Outside the parted curtains, the inky surface of Bertha Bay lay silent. Above it ran a saw’s blade of mountains. Beneath, Lou knew, but didn’t dare say.”

Romance Mystery Mountains Danika Stone Waterton Dark Divide Louise Lou Newman Rich Evans

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“There was too much history he’d like to forget, but his memories were on the surface today, closer even than the woman across from him. For a single heartbeat the shop faded and Slocan appeared: huts in rows, men and women like cattle within its fenced boundaries.”

Mystery Danika Stone Waterton Internment Camps Dark Divide

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“I know these people, Sadie,” Jim said quietly. “They’re all good folks.” “I know. That’s what bothers me.”

Mystery Danger Danika Stone Waterton Dark Divide Jim Flagstone Sadie Blackplume

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“Science never solves a problem without creating ten more”

Author:George Bernard Shaw

“He opened his mouth and closed it again. There was so much more he wanted to say to her, but Alistair knew that he couldn’t. He could remember her. He could remember this: the two of them standing side by side. Only it wasn’t this moment, but another, centuries before. Two sides of the same coin. It made him want to shout in excitement; it made him want to hide in shame. She doesn’t remember.”

Reincarnation Mystery Suspense Danika Stone Waterton Dark Divide

Book:The Dark Divide

Source: The Dark Divide

“They were turning now, panning past the Sandias, the black-green crags and rocky faces, the ribbon of road leading to the white crest. Amina looked down on Albuquerque, the light bouncing off the sprawling tile of houses and pools, the cars running along the highways like busy insects. She imagined all of it gone, undone, erased back to 1968, when the city was nothing but eighty miles of hope huddling in a desert storm. She imagined Kamala on the tarmac, walking toward a life in the desert, her body pulled forward by faith and dirty wind.”

New Mexico Albuquerque

Book:The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing

Source: The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing

“Our cars are turning into smartphones with wheels.”

Technology Internet Wheels Automobile Cars Tech Smartphone Social Criticism Car Show Car Review

Author:Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“All of these dancers. Imagine that each one is an atom, forming molecules of dancers fore each category: Traditional, Fancy, Grass, Jingle. You see the whole identity... Now focus on just one dancer-say, a Jingle Dress dancer...Every atom has subatomic parts. Her regalia includes a dress, belt, moccasins, and a lot of other items. Dancers don't start out with their full regalia; they get it bit by bit. Each piece is a connection to her family, her teachers, and even to ancestors generations back. If you know the story of her regalia-who and where and why each item came to be-then you know her.”

Native American Native American Dancing

Book:Firekeeper’s Daughter

Source: Firekeeper’s Daughter