“The Boogeyman,' he said, just to be sure. 'The Boogeyman killed an employee of the President of the United States.' The president nodded. Some days, Zach thought, I really hate this job.” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Something you killed didn't stay dead? Wow. That must have really put some termites in your coffin.” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“It’s sorcery,” Cade said, as if explaining things to a slow child. “That’s the explanation.” “I’m a scientist,” she said. “I need a little… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Humans are our food. You don't want to have sex with a cow, do you?” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Cade was a vampire. Zach had finally gotten over that. For the most part. Other people could argue about how vampires didn’t exist, how… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“was never more than a few dozen feet away,” Cade said. Zach had to admit, that was no distance at all to someone with… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“He was probably already in one of the nearby restaurants - a TGIChiliMcAppleBarrel’s or whatever ...” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“What did you think of him?" Cade asked. "Give me some credit," Zach said. "Guy’s more full of shit than a duck pond.” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Your vision, for instance. Over a third of your brain is dedicated to processing the details streaming in from your eyes, and it’s still… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“When they come and the guns are thundering and the men are falling all around you, there is only one way you will stop… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Basically, an EMP bomb is an electromagnetic coil wrapped around a simple pipe device. The detonation of the explosion releases electromagnetic waves in a… — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“She knew vampires were tough to kill, but Cade had to be part cockroach as well.” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
“Helen savored the peace and quiet that only came in the complete absence of stupid questions.” — Christopher Farnsworth Copy Share Image
