Jenn

“It was best to pass through every day as if you were a tourist in Jurassic Park: Stay in the electric tram; do not make loud noises; in a crisis, remember stillness is essential because the T. rex can recognize you as prey only if you move; expect something to go terribly wrong at any moment.”
― Dean Koontz, Going Home in the Dark

“It’s like a cracked mirror now,” Lois says. “Something is always missing. The mirror doesn’t get put back the way it was, but if you work, you can get a piece of it back.”
― Susan Cain, Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole

“At the end of our days in this world, each of us goes home in the dark, to what we cannot know. The prospect of that journey is fearsome, but if we have loved and been loved, we do not go alone. We go with the memory of light and those who shared it with us, and if our hope is not misplaced, we go from light into light. See, no monsters.”
― Dean Koontz, Going Home in the Dark

“Idle hours are sharp; they open new wounds in the heart and prick the mind with anxiety.”
― Dean Koontz, The House at the End of the World