“Not like his mother. Even as he felt guilty for leaving her, he hated her for it. Leaving home was what kids were supposed to do—grow up, get out, start a life. The mortification he’d feel if he couldn’t make… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“Even he knew that if demons could exist, it meant there was real evil in the world, and if you believed in the devil,… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“Everyone, it seemed, whether a hardened criminal or a father of two, wanted to find some semblance of peace before exhaling a final breath.” — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“They were the type who held neighborhood barbecues and ran through wheat fields on the Fourth of July. These were people Andrew wished he… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“You hold up a cross to protect yourself from Satan and he laughs in your face; you serve a vampire a roasted garlic appetizer… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“It didn’t matter how much he had done for her or how hard he had tried, because in the end he hadn’t tried hard… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“The craziest of them all seem nice and normal and happy until some vital part of their brain fries like bad wiring.” — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“They were unlikely neighbors, and unlikely neighbors were the most likely to give each other trouble.” — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“Because he knew it was either him or Andrew, and Mickey wasn’t ready to die.” — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“Not like his mother. Even as he felt guilty for leaving her, he hated her for it. Leaving home was what kids were supposed… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
“He’d polished that old coffee table a few times since he had arrived, but the dust seemed to meander from room to room like… — Ania Ahlborn Copy Share Image
