Dennis Lehane Quote

You ever hear of Little Christmas? he asked her. ’Course, she said. January sixth. Nobody remembers it anymore. Meant something in my time, she said. My old man’s too. Her voice picked up a tone of distracted pity. Not yours, though. Not mine, Bob agreed and felt a trapped

Dennis Lehane

You ever hear of Little Christmas? he asked her. ’Course, she said. January sixth. Nobody remembers it anymore. Meant something in my time, she said. My old man’s too. Her voice picked up a tone of distracted pity. Not yours, though. Not mine, Bob agreed and felt a trapped

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