Ghost Talker Quotes

“Servants are a notorious fountain of information about their employers.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Dead bodies interrupted my dessert course.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Besides, there is no need to rush when discussing the dead. They don’t go anywhere. Normally.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“The public face is not always the true nature of a man.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Well, maybe the duke was a nicely bred racehorse, but I could see a bit of mule there. He’d go the distance out of sheer stubbornness.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“And the evening dress protocol? Shoulders exposed, plunging neckline, all my wealth in my hair, around my neck, on fingers and wrists? I expect that’s how they dress in high society?”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“The look she gave under her eyelashes to Lady Valentina was indeed familial. In my line of work, I'd seen it before; it usually ends with someone dying under mysterious circumstances, along with a lost will, and the police involved.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“A lady should wear something that makes her feel special every day.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Madame Chalamet is a professional. I let her talk with my dead bodies all the time.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Provoking a haunt was not a good idea”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“This was probably my cue to storm out of the room. I stubbornly stayed where I was, for no one had offered me tea.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Explaining their point of view seemed to be a universal thing amongst the dead.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“All students want to do is lecture their professors!”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Sudden death can cause unrest. If the spirit died with a grudge, that could cause problems for the living.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“The dead wanting life again wasn’t a new idea. It’s part of why they possess the living.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker

“Vagrants huddled in doorways, their hands tucked into their armpits, hats pulled down low, like sleeping birds. But they were city birds, dull in plumage and faded into their corners.”
― Byrd Nash, Ghost Talker