Paranormal Thriller Quotes

“What I learned in this tragedy was the eternal lesson of good people going bad.”
― Steven Ramirez, Tell Me When I'm Dead

“Never tease anything that wants to eat you." Reign of Blood”
― Alexia Purdy, Reign of Blood

“You can’t get the blood out.”
― Steven Ramirez, Tell Me When I'm Dead

“I am who I am and always shall be.”
― Laura Elizabeth, Farmer

“Sometimes the truth is so bizarre and mind bending that it must be presented as fiction to be accepted.

George Saunders
The Bookseller”
― C. Robert Cales

“I really want to call you to me in a thunderbolt so I can smack you. We’re not even married yet and I want to strangle you with my bare hands. That doesn’t bode well for your life expectancy, Assefa, or my chance of staying out of prison on a homicide charge”
― N.D. Jones, Of Deception and Divinity

“It watched the strangers with not-eyes. A dead view of the world created by memory and lifeglow.”
― J. Cameron McClain, The Five Watchers

“You were picking up the vibes off a guy who was supposed to be alive and scaring us, but who was—is—dead and scaring us?”
― J. Cameron McClain, The Five Watchers

“In some ways you are as sentimental as Richard,’ she said. 'But you could kill us, all of us, even Stephen’s brother, and feel nothing.’
I met her honey brown eyes and said, 'I’d feel something.’
'What?’ she asked.
'Safer,’ I said.”
― Laurell K. Hamilton, The Killing Dance

“Bunny crawls on hands and feet into the bathroom. Her limbs bend at acute angles as her writhing jaw juts forward […] Bunny crawls closer. Rose can just make out her form in the near-darkness. Bunny’s jaw snaps as if dislocating. Rose’s eyes trace the prominent bumps on Bunny’s back – vertebrae, which look disturbingly close to slicing her anorexic back.”
― S.E. Tolsen, Bunny

“In the end there are only those who eat and those who bleed. - Countess Lisavet Bathory”
― Alexis Henderson, House of Hunger

“The truth lies in the shadows, in the forgotten corners of your soul.”
― Zane Zubin, FARLEY STREET: A Supernatural Adventure of Self-Discovery, Cosmic Battles, and Paranormal Romance

“So much for a great opening speech, that sucker done tucked tail and is hiding in the deepest part of my brain, sucking its thumb.”
― Brandy Nacole, Deep in the Hollow

“The lights went out inside the venue, causing the ten thousand plus fans to start screaming in anticipation. Th rest of the band too their places on the darkened stage, lead by the soft glow of the floor lighting which illuminated their way just enough so they didn't trip over the cords. The fans were quickly becoming restless, their excited screams coming in short bursts as the seconds ticked by into infinity.”
― Nicola C. Matthews, Hell's Ballad

“I was just there visiting—nothing weird. I don’t get weird vibes in haunted places, never have. Was picking up (resident name omitted by request) for the first day of our carpool and her roommate walked by without a word my way. Said something to her later because I thought it was rude. I wouldn’t room with him, I told her.


She looked at me like I was nuts. Wouldn’t you know she didn’t have a roommate?”
― Aly Noble, Red Heather

“One more question. How did they die?”
“Murder-suicide.”
― Aly Noble, Red Heather

“You must see it for yourself before anyone can see it with you.”
Katrina Rose”
― Katrina Rose

“If this is to be my throne, it will need a complete overhaul.”
― Karen Ann Carpenter, Comfortable in Hell: The Beginning

“You speak the truth, the voice said in her mind. You may remove the shield. Be warned. Do not trust the Ring. It protects only itself.”
― Sam B. Miller II

“I will always continue to publish all my works for as long as my mind still works, for as long as my eyes have a vision and for as long as I can still move my fingers".

~Duchess Lizbeth.”
― Duchess Lizbeth Cappelletti, Dentro il Bosco

“Good. Now, please, stay safe. And if you see anything that looks like it's made of breathing, living light... hide.”
― Christopher Stanfield, The Woman in Darkness

“Why aren't you afraid? A child should be afraid when the devil comes knocking.”
― Christopher Stanfield, The Girl in the Storm

“Don’t degrade your souls to the extent of believing in curses,” Samara told them. “Nobody can curse you except your maker, and mine is patiently waiting for our return inside the Gates of Hell.”
― Kaylin McFarren, Annihilation

“Inside the brightly colored southern cafe, Hannah and Sam wash down gourmet pork chops and collard greens with sweet tea. Sam swallows a huge piece of cornbread slathered in butter. Hannah gives him a gross-out look. Sam Shrugs, "What can I say? For some reason, I'm craving cornbread.”
― T.E. Lane, The Cornbread Letters

“Angels and demons weren’t the only beings wandering the world. Vampires, werewolves, fairies, yokai, and more were to be found all over the world. You could even find them in the city! New York was a melting pot for supernaturals as much as it was for humans from around the world.”
― Black Mike, Archangel: The Book of Mammon

“All those dumb spooky movies like Friday the 13th, they all start in a house or a forest, or an abandoned cabin, or whatever, so you end up thinking you have to be scared of them. But you don’t. Not really. That whispering voice is never in the woods.

- S. E. Tolsen, Bunny”
― S. E. Tolsen

“All those dumb spooky movies like Friday the 13th, they all start in a house or a forest, or an abandoned cabin, or whatever, so you end up thinking you have to be scared of them. But you don’t. Not really. That whispering voice is never in the woods.”
― S. E. Tolsen

“All those dumb spooky movies like Friday the 13th, they all start in a house or a forest, or an abandoned cabin, or whatever, so you end up thinking you have to be scared of them. But you don’t. Not really. That whispering voice is never in the woods.”
― S.E. Tolsen, Bunny

“Imagine that, surrounded by your loved ones, you and your disease-riddled body have finally just breathed your last. No, scratch that. It’s really much more vile than that, because, even though you still had much life left in you, you’ve just been put to death, and not just in the most painful of ways, but, treacherously, by those whom you thought truly loved you, or, if not that, then, at the least, valued and respected you!
Fortunately, or unfortunately, you disappear into the mists of time, and that means neither you nor your beloved face will ever be seen again. That one of those who had so cruelly abused you might ever try to track you down, or even be able to, is not possible, right? No, of course not, because, as we all know, birth is the beginning and death is the end of all that ever accidently took place in between.
Whether birth is the beginning and death actually the end, it certainly is how the badly disfigured, yet somehow still disturbingly alluring, Virginia Finsterwald thinks. So, when a dying lady shows up at her door - with a duplicate version of her own previously perfect face - it would be impossible for the former spy, now private detective, to take this event as anything more than mere Happenstance.
Meanwhile, just a couple of blocks up the way, Virginia’s principal patron is confronted by a woman who, inexplicably, has the exact face of his aunt, only, she had been lynched when he was a child! As a highly educated man who believes only in materials and reason, the only way Alistair Alligood, the a multi-zillionaire collector of gender-dysphorick pubescent boys, can prevent being undone by this unsettling matter is by writing it off, and yet:------does he really believe that such an occurrance is mere Happenstance?
Maybe so, but, what is not mere Happenstance are the church exorcists, psychicks, mesmerists, physicians, psychologists, and mediums who, when Alistair Alligood falls gravely ill, war with each other over whether he is bodily ill, suffering from past-life trauma, under a witch’s spell, and or is it that he has become demon possessed? What unravels behind the curtain of Alistair’s malady is a centuries’long tale of Poisonings, Duels, Rape, Revenge, Possession, the Black Arts, and Taboo Familial Doings, the seeds of which will miscegenize and explode in ’Beyond The Last Breath’.”
― Richarson-South

“I did open the gates on this. And the only way I know to stop it is to go to Arcane House and figure out why it all started in the first place.”
― Philip Henry, The Dead Room