Ian Sear

“an avalanche of paperwork cascading on them from a government bureaucracy that measured its effectiveness by the number of people it could annoy and by the degree to which it could annoy them. Benny”
― Dean Koontz, The Bad Weather Friend

“Everywhere is danger. Life itself is danger. Less risky never being born.”
― Dean Koontz, The Bad Place: A gripping horror novel of spine-chilling suspense

“No one really dies, Mr Pollard. They just go on from here. Grief is good, but guilt is pointless.”
― Dean Koontz, The Bad Place: A gripping horror novel of spine-chilling suspense

“It was the slow, deep hour before sunrise, when death is closest and dreams hold sway in men’s sleep. The air was warm and still, and the night hushed. There was a sense of everything slowing, of time losing half a tick in its clockwork progression, of life drifting momentarily from its inexorable pathway so that death, for a few precious moments, might be further delayed.”
― Terry Brooks, First King of Shannara