office window. Beyond the glass, the sky was brighter. The air disturbingly clear. It would be cold again. “Come on, kid,” Ike said, gently taking Ken by the arm, “we’ve got things to do.” Ken nodded, and
“It’s worse than I thought.” “How bad is that?” His voice went up a little on the end, like he was fighting off panic. I didn’t blame him. I was a little, too, and it wasn’t my little girl up there. Of course, I did have to live in this dimension, so demons running loose sounded like a terrible idea to me. “Your daughter is dead. I’m very sorry.”
― Quincy Harker: Year One
― Quincy Harker: Year One
“I mean it’s almost through with her. It’s killed her and has devoured almost everything it can. When it’s finished, it will leave Kayleigh and come out here looking for another meal. If that happens, it will be almost unstoppable, because it will have one foot in our world and one foot in Hell. Usually demons can’t stay in this world past sunrise, but not this one. It won’t be bound by normal demonic rules, and it will be very, very hungry. I need to destroy it while it’s still in your daughter.”
― Quincy Harker: Year One
― Quincy Harker: Year One
“bolinhos de bacalhau, the delicious codfish fritters cooked on every street corner. The riot of colour that existed everywhere, from the jungle flowers, to the women’s stunning dresses, to the frescoes and stained glass windows of the tiny, baroque Chapel of St Rita, where they now stood. All of it made Gunther Hartog feel young again. Young and alive. ‘What if Pierpont got wise?’ The worry lines deepened on Jeff Stevens’s face. ‘What if…?”
― Sidney Sheldon’s Chasing Tomorrow
― Sidney Sheldon’s Chasing Tomorrow
“love you, Cade,” I whispered, smiling at him widely. “I want to take you back to my place and do every naughty thing I can think of, but we have to get through this party first,” I groaned, rubbing my hands all over his hard chest. He sucked his breath in sharply, closing his eyes for a”
― Mangled Hearts
― Mangled Hearts
“no more than a glorified custodian. It was perfect. In fact, Jenny would drop him off on her way to work, and pick him up at four. He didn’t mind the extra hour. Brian planned to write during that time. He had a couple of good ideas for horror stories. “Ready, sleepyhead?” Jenny asked, walking into the parlor. “Hm?” Brian asked, looking up and smiling at her. “Ready for your first day at work, babe?” she”
― The Pauper's Crypt
― The Pauper's Crypt
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