Top 40 Robert Bryndza Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “If I should go tomorrow It would never be goodbye, For I have left my heart with you, So don’t you ever cry. The love that’s deep within me, Shall reach you from the stars, You’ll feel it from the heavens, And it will heal the scars.”

— Robert Bryndza

2. “Good things of day begin to droop and drowse, While night’s black agents to their preys do rouse. William Shakespeare, Macbeth.”

— Robert Bryndza

3. “Going to sleep is a full stop for the day, and there is always the possibility of being able to start afresh with the next one.”

— Robert Bryndza

4. “Don’t underestimate how stupid people can be.”

— Robert Bryndza

5. “To those whom I love and those who love me by Anon. I.”

— Robert Bryndza

6. “Erika, even cats run out of lives. Use the ones you have left wisely.”

— Robert Bryndza

7. “I spent a long time thinking in bed. It’s strange how when so much is taken from you, you start to think about the otherworldly. Adam and myself would never have entertained thoughts of angels, or said prayers when we were riding high. I put the card with the feather on my bedside table and stared at it for a long time before I fell asleep.”

— Robert Bryndza

8. “Andrea much in London?’ ‘No. She was more Kardashian bling.”

— Robert Bryndza

9. “Behind every powerful man is a woman who knows how to push his buttons. Good.”

— Robert Bryndza

10. “That’s the toughest word, Mark,’ said Erika. ‘Always. I’ll always be without you. I don’t know how I can live without you, but I have to. To move on, I have to let you go at some point. I have to keep going, Mark. Keep working. Keep living my life. Most days I don’t think I can go on without you, but I have to. There’s so much bad stuff out there that the only way I think I can cope with it all is to keep working. To try and make some kind of difference to the world.”

— Robert Bryndza

11. “She would lie still and undisturbed for many years, almost at peace. But above her, on dry land, the nightmare was only just beginning.”

— Robert Bryndza

12. “His death was something she felt she would never get over, and this, coupled with the guilt that she was responsible for it, put a skewer through her heart many.”

— Robert Bryndza

13. “He was in control of every aspect of his profession and he deferred to no one. In his private life, however, he was clueless.”

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14. “I was one of the many millions who read half of The Goldfinch.”

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15. “Some people’s lives are so full of family and friends, and others walk through life alone.”

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16. “This is the problem when you create enemies, Erika. They go off and plot, and often flourish in the shade.”

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17. “But those same eyes were beginning to crease at the corners, her forehead bore too many lines and her face was beginning to sag.”

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18. “Rocco leapt up and rushed over with licks and wuffles.”

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19. “The world is filled with good, but it’s equally overwhelmed with bad. People who commit horror and evil. You have to concentrate on what you can do, what you can influence. The ones who you can hunt down.”

— Robert Bryndza

20. “What she hadn’t expected was how she would feel about ageing. It was as if they were moving even further apart in her mind. The.”

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21. “Death lies on her, like an untimely frost Upon the sweetest flower of all the field.”

— Robert Bryndza

22. “Get off the cross, someone needs the wood!”

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23. “You need to find a place for yourself in the world; a place where you can be happy that doesn’t involve being a police officer.”

— Robert Bryndza

24. “When the front door was closed behind her, Erika walked back to her car, away from the homely warmth of Marsh’s life. She bent her head and bit her lip, determined not to cry. That life, with the cosy husband and kids, had been within her grasp. She’d even delayed it a few times, much to Mark’s distress. Now it was gone forever.”

— Robert Bryndza

25. “They didn’t notice, standing amongst the group of journalists, with a camera slung around his neck, there was a tall dark man wearing a long wax jacket. Unlike the rest of the journalists, he wasn’t interested in the Collins’ house. He was intently watching Erika and Peterson, trying to work out their next move.”

— Robert Bryndza

26. “The problem with sobriety was that once you had it, there was always that niggling feeling that you could cope with a little drink now and again. She.”

— Robert Bryndza

27. “You can come back to work. You can.”

— Robert Bryndza

28. “I sometimes wish that the internet had never been invented. Too many people with too much time to indulge their sick fantasies.”

— Robert Bryndza

29. “Perhaps he did kill her. It just goes to show, you don’t really know the people who you share your life with.”

— Robert Bryndza

30. “Do not stand at my grave and weep. I am not there; I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sun on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there; I did not die.”

— Robert Bryndza

31. “The Queen Anne Hospital was housed in a decaying red-brick building, and the geriatric ward could be a dark and challenging place. Watching people unravel both mentally and physically took its toll on the senses.”

— Robert Bryndza

32. “Stuck up rich bitches, he thought. As he reached the brow of the hill, the clock tower of the Horniman Museum appeared through the bare branches of the elm trees. Snow had spattered against its smooth yellow sandstone bricks, sticking like clumps of wet toilet tissue.”

— Robert Bryndza

33. “What about life? Life is what happens when you’re making other plans. Take.”

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34. “My point is that bad people are everywhere. The world is filled with good, but it’s equally overwhelmed with bad.”

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35. “There’s no other phone in the house?’ ‘Just the landline downstairs.”

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36. “Right now I’m working on the second book in the series, which will be called, The Night Stalker.”

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37. “Erika answered her phone. ‘DCI Foster. How are you?’ asked Marsh, sounding insincere and panicky. ‘I now know how a chicken feels seconds before death,’ she quipped.”

— Robert Bryndza

38. “Christmas and New Year had been and gone, leaving a cold aseptic void. Shop.”

— Robert Bryndza

39. “U bent toch niet op zoek naar een volkorenbiscuitje, wel? Die heb ik namelijk allemaal ingepikt,′ zei hij. Hij hield een pak koekjes omhoog. ‘Ik heb veel sterker spul,’ zei ze. Ze hield de zak met drugs omhoog.”

— Robert Bryndza

40. “Ella’s high heels in the kerb.”

— Robert Bryndza

41. “And now she was home, she realised she’d found yet another way to miss him. She missed coming home to him sitting on the sofa, watching television. She missed having someone to talk to, someone to get her out of her own head. Here, she just had the four bare walls closing in on her.”

— Robert Bryndza

42. “Angst, zo wist Simone, heerste vooral ’s nachts. Wanneer alle anderen de wereld tijdelijk lijken te hebben verlaten, liggen de slapelozen eenzaam en alleen, gestrand in het halfdonker.”

— Robert Bryndza

43. “Erika had never lost the feeling that viewing a body was almost abstract; theatrical.”

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44. “I hate to say it, but we can’t solve every case. Please don’t look on your inability to solve this as a personal failure.”

— Robert Bryndza