“Do you know what the word believe means?” I’m holding my breath. “No.” I think it means that you have no proof. Or you believe without seeing. But that’s really just circular logic, so… yeah, I have no idea. “Believe… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“Besides, everyone knows politicians are the most trusted people on the planet—how could they possibly hide anything, being in constant contact with so many… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“I was so distracted thinking about my newfound mindjacking ability that I nearly ran into the garage door.” — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“Block D was at the farthest corner of the camp from Block C. Whoever had laid out the Camp of the Flies had no… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“I had left the truck where I had crashed it—smashed into a pole by the charger station that had appeared out of nowhere when… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“You are not lost. You are found.” She lowers her hands. “And we are the ones left waiting for the coming day, still trapped… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“But the day was coming: she could almost taste its nearness like the mouth-watering scent of a long-hungered meal just outside of reach.” — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“I wasn’t ready to replay that bit of disaster—the moment when I decided to be Simon Zagan’s girlfriend. Not the best choice I’ve ever… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“He gave me an unexpected soft look that made me close my eyes again. “Okay,” I said. “What next, Master Zagan?” “Next, Little One,… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“Do you know what the word believe means?” I’m holding my breath. “No.” I think it means that you have no proof. Or you… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“You must have been some kind of raging elephant, because it took three darts for them to take you down.” — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“She had hauled out Grandma O’Donnell’s crystal plates, the ones Gram claimed were hand-cut by our distant relatives in County Kerry during the potato… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“It was after lunch, and no one had died yet, so I took that as a good sign.” — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“It’s always been just the two of us, me and my mom, all the time I was growing up. When Cyrus moved next door,… — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
“No school on Monday. We can stay up late and eat that awesome popcorn my mom likes to buy from the Boy Scouts.” — Susan Kaye Quinn Copy Share Image
