Jonathan Dunne Goodreads Quotes

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Jonathan  Dunne
“That hideous face turns to us, and it is now, in the ambient light, that I begin to see the true nature of this nightmare roosting in my home.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“I used to love the funfair, but I grew old somewhere along the way. That’s the scariest ride of all.”
Jonathan Dunne, Rosie: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“I have to make it right with the reaper before he comes wielding his scythe, and there’s only one way I can right my wrongs.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“They say a smile is worth a thousand words, but Dan Armstrong was speechless.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“Apologies in advance if we didn’t tell you in advance.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“And for a very brief moment, the boy thought he was the audience at a strange black light theatre play, where the daemonic hand puppets come up out of the ground from screaming Hell far below. If they were the hand puppets of brooding horror, then the 14-year-old could only imagine the demon’s hands up inside them, working their innards.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“We’re not asking you to love him,’ said Mr Halifax. ‘We’re just asking you to kiss him.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“As the boatman slowly got to his feet, Peter found himself thinking about a dream he had where the grand-but-burning Hotel Miramar slid down the hillside and slipped into the Atlantic to a million singeing snake hisses and a last dying puff of white smoke.”
Jonathan Dunne, Hotel Miramar: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“I gave you my heart, but you took everything else.”
Jonathan Dunne, Rosie: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“I’ve opened my eyes…for the first time in my life, I think. When you are trapped in a body-cage like I am, whatever part of you is left becomes superhuman and my eyes, Victor, my eyes can see so much more now.”
Jonathan Dunne, Rosie: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“He had too much respect for her, even though the woman lying in the room next to him tonight was no longer his wife but a broken mould of the once-upon-a-time Rosie.”
Jonathan Dunne, Rosie: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“Daddy was a glitch in the spiderwebbing fabric of this nightmare.”
Jonathan Dunne, Dead Ends

Jonathan  Dunne
“It was only a few weeks ago when they were here with Kelly, standing at this very spot, laughing their heads off at nothing, unaware of how sweet life was and how sour it was about to become.”
Jonathan Dunne, Dead Ends

Jonathan  Dunne
“Kelly Monroe was the phantom itch on the amputated limb; she did and didn’t exist.”
Jonathan Dunne, Dead Ends

Jonathan  Dunne
“For a hallucinatory moment, Kelly and I are the same person, the living and the dead on either side of the mirror.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“As I fall into an uneasy slumber, I dream of dark shadows coming through glowing doorways.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“I had the most beautiful sleep; I dreamt of Kells, and we were in the mirror together.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“And let me tell you something; they come back meaner.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“But this grub came through the wormhole.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“A squatter of unfathomable terror lurks upstairs in that deserted bedroom, nothing but plywood and joists separating hell on Earth from the kitchen table below.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel

Jonathan  Dunne
“A raised gun makes people run.”
Jonathan Dunne, Fireman

Jonathan  Dunne
“Even if it was all in his head, it was just enough insanity to keep him sane.”
Jonathan Dunne, Fireman

Jonathan  Dunne
“Dan and Linda saw the old Max Power in the stark wide-eyed stare through the ligatures and gauze before dimming to that unblinking thing flourishing beneath the corset of bandages.”
Jonathan Dunne, Fireman

Jonathan  Dunne
“Motherhood had taught her to appreciate her children’s mumbled chatter from the other side of their bedroom door — but to fear the silence; bad things happen in dead air.”
Jonathan Dunne, Dead Air: The Dead Series: Vol 2

Jonathan  Dunne
“Come with me,’ he said. ‘And you’ll see for yourself. We won’t turn back the clock — but we will stop it.”
Jonathan Dunne, The Boneyard: Short fictions of the morbid and macabre: The Boneyard Series: Vol 2

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