3 Quotes by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

Pendergast thought for a moment. Finally, his silvery eyes turned to her. “Failure is always useful.”“A nice thought. But personally? I think failure sucks.” Gladstone slumped down in her chair, trying to get comfortable. After so many hours, it was difficult.“The question failure asks is: what don’t we know that we don’t know?”“Whoa, man,” Lam said. “That’s deep.

Good afternoon,” Pendergast said, bowing and touching his Panama hat with one finger.“Do you really think so?” the man replied.“No,” Pendergast said. “But one must maintain the pleasantry of manners, even in the face of the grotesque.

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