Lemon Meringue Pie Murder Quotes
"I'm sorry, Moishe. Come here and I'll scratch your ears."
"If that isn’t an apology, I don’t know what is!"
"I may be condemned to lettuce for supper, but I promise that you’ll get a big bowl of…"
"You’re right, Hannah said, meeting his eyes squarely. "I’ve got enough to do without solving murder cases."
"You have to go?" Hannah asked, already knowing the answer."
"Because Rhonda’s dead and we need to find out who killed her."
"Don’t pass that information around, Mother. It might hamper the investigation and it’s really none of your business."
"Of course. I’m an intelligent woman and I love solving puzzles. I’ll find out who killed Rhonda. Trust me."
"It’s motive, means, and opportunity…isn’t that right?"
"I know, but it still amounts to the same thing."
"That’s interesting, but I promised Mike I wouldn’t interfere."
"I don’t think Jed was drinking when he was working for me. I’m pretty sure I would have noticed. Maybe he learned his lesson?"
"I can see that. That’s one great advantage we have. Just listen for anything that has to do with Rhonda and tell me about it when I get back."
"That’s wonderful news," Hannah said and she silently added, in more ways than one. "Is she back for a visit?"
"I like it just fine, but I’ve had enough lettuce to last me for a month. Maybe more than a month."
"Good friends are like sunshine. A day is gloomy without them."
"I know that. That’s one great advantage we have. Just listen for anything that has to do with Rhonda and tell me about it when I get back."
"I guess I could have scared him away. I never thought about that. If he was still in the basement when I drove up, he could have run out the back way."
"I don’t think I would have noticed. Maybe he learned his lesson?"
"It's true. When my college roommate got married, I was a bridesmaid and by the time I’d paid for my dress, I didn’t have much money left for a gift. I bought a dozen wineglasses on sale, filled them with homemade grape jelly, and gave them as my wedding present."
"Maybe I should get pregnant and then I’d have more energy."
"If I’d asked, would it have done me any good?"
"I don’t know, but there’s got to be an answer. All I have to do is find out what it is."
"I never lied! I just…omitted a few things and misled you."
"It's usually a wasted trip, but we have to keep on trying. That's one thing I’m sure of. Rhonda didn’t deserve to die violently. We have to find her killer and punish him."
"People who think small-town life is boring ought to move to Lake Eden!"
"It’s true. I can put jam in any kind of glass container if you seal it with wax on the top."
"You’re right. That’s exactly what I was afraid of. How about if they were transferred? Or if they died? Or if they’re out on parole? Is there any way your computer can tell that?"
"I guess we might seem that way to someone who was raised in a cosmopolitan city."
"At least I won’t have to listen to the storm warnings."
"Nothing caught Hannah’s interest until she found a receipt from Browerville Travel."
"'Strange,' Hannah mused, staring down at the letter."
"Hannah emerged from Rhonda’s bathroom with a frown on her face."
"Hannah glanced at her breakfast. 'These look like pancakes with sliced peaches.'"
"Hannah stared out the window at the silent street."
"'It’s a tragedy,' Hannah said, swallowing past the lump in her throat."
"Hannah sputtered for a moment, trying to think of something honest to say."