Gregory Gibson

“We drove home through Rockport, comparing our impressions about Mr. and Mrs. Lo and what they’d had to say. A mile or so out of town the road angled up and opened to a view of the ocean. I looked out at the Atlantic, misty and gray, and it struck me suddenly that whatever had taken our boy from us was far crueler in taking the Los’ boy from them and leaving his animate body behind.
It was not Galen, always so much with us, but this other, stolen, rocking creature who truly was the Gone Boy.”
― Gregory Gibson, Gone Boy: A Walkabout