Jim Mclean Quotes

Jim had been absent from Nicholas’s life until her son had turned eleven, despite knowing she’d been bringing him up on her own all that time. He’d only told Shula about Nicholas’s existence when Nicholas was thirteen. And he’d kept it a secret from his colleagues.

Don’t you say another word. I would never take dirty money, Jim. If you don’t know that about me, you know nothing. Have you told Nicholas you think I might be capable of this kind of thing?

The old lady who lived downstairs,’ he said, getting the fireman’s attention. ‘Did she get out all right?’ ‘Couldn’t tell you, pal. Nobody in there now, mind. Have a word wi’ Jim. He’ll know.’ McLean thanked the man then headed off for the fire

Jim left his McLean house absent-mindedly, forgetting the usual kiss for Martha and neglecting to pull down the garage door, a daily habit as ingrained as brushing his teeth.

Jim left his McLean house absent-mindedly, forgetting the usual kiss for Martha and neglecting to pull down the garage door, a daily habit as ingrained as brushing his teeth. Driving his convertible over the George Washington Parkway, he turned the windows down.