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“I mostly remember the trial,” she said. “And the aftermath - being taken into a room and asked to draw what happened."
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“After having a nationally televised panic attack on “Good Morning America,” Dan Harris knew he had to make some changes."
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“Lizzie pressed hard on the bridge of her nose, willing the numbers in front of her to change.”
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“Many young authors finding themselves so satisfactorily situated would have waded into the choppy seas of their ambitions without a moment’s delay...."
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“There was a buzz of excitement when I arrived at my Harvard office on a June morning in 1972. Richard “Dick” Goodwin had just taken an office on the third floor."
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“It’s the crime of the decade! The early-morning headline explodes across my iPhone as I scan it through bleary eyes."
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“The day Sloan Cooper died began before dawn and ended shortly before midnight. As a corporal in the Natural Resources Police, she’d helped take down a trio of men who spent most of the fall harassing, robbing and assaulting hikers on the trails in the Western Maryland mountains.”
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“Theo couldn’t imagine wanting anything in this sadness-infused pile of discards.... There were some old paperbacks slugged into a beer carton. He was always curious about what people read. He reached down to check the titles. And that is when he saw the horse.”
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“Later, not a single person will recall seeing the lady board the flight at Hobart Airport."
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“Phillip. The story begins before the reporters and the television correspondents flocked to interview the team."