Brian Harmon

“was nowhere for him”

— Brian Harmon

“down the road.  Yet he remained unable to say where it”

— Brian Harmon

“Don’t get too close,” warned Wesslam. “He is cute, but he’s an asshole.”

— Brian Harmon

“left the PT Cruiser unlocked in the driveway and returned”

— Brian Harmon

“Soon after, he was back in bed, the lights back off.”

— Brian Harmon

“Crushed her against a concrete wall with a Jeep.” ”

— Brian Harmon

“nosy neighbor on the block to his presence and somehow instantly let them know that he was acting as if he’d utterly”

— Brian Harmon

“returned to bed.  She was concerned, of course, and wanted to know what had happened, why he had risen and dressed, where…

— Brian Harmon

“Several fat crows were perched along the cables of the bridge, a murder of bad omens. ”

— Brian Harmon

“Eric Fortrell lived a perfectly unremarkable life until he happened to have a very extraordinary dream.”

— Brian Harmon

“Same dream?” “Far as I know.  Still can’t remember it.” She stared at him and said nothing. He kept smiling.  “It’s just…

— Brian Harmon

“He was a respected high school English teacher and he had never in his life poisoned his mind with drugs.  He didn’t…

— Brian Harmon

“ceiling in the faint glow of the street light that filtered through the curtains and the nightlight that shined through the open…

— Brian Harmon

“weight.  Now that she’d accepted that there was nothing wrong with being larger than a size zero, she’d filled out her figure…

— Brian Harmon

“impulsive.  It wasn’t like him to do anything without a reasonable amount of thought, much less jump up in the middle of…

— Brian Harmon

“He certainly had far more colorful language than any “father” he’d ever known.  Even his actual father had never strung together the…

— Brian Harmon

“admit that she was worried about him.  That simply wasn’t her way.  But he could see it in her eyes.  And he…

— Brian Harmon

“I’ve realized there’s a thread of order in the universe, a thread that connects us all, and one that’s way too intricate…

— Brian Harmon

“been ten years ago when he married her, but still as lovely as the day they met.  In fact, he rather preferred…

— Brian Harmon

“Taking hold of the port side, he shoved it backward into the water and threw himself into it as the Stephen King…

— Brian Harmon

“rushing back to him in an instant, and with it came that awful feeling of gut-wrenching fear and foreboding with which he’d…

— Brian Harmon

“Meanwhile, Furious George continued his noisy tantrum.  Long arms flailing wildly, massive teeth exposed, the angry creature charged out into the water,…

— Brian Harmon

“Covered in shaggy red fur, it looked a little like an orangutan except for its enormous hands and ghastly face.  The moment…

— Brian Harmon

“was not crazy.  He did not have a history of insanity in his family.  He had no excessive mental”

— Brian Harmon

“with the same maddening desire to rush out of the house.  This time, he did not bother returning to bed.  When Karen…

— Brian Harmon

“until morning.  Again, he lay awake, that feeling of being late still stubbornly refusing to release him and let him rest.  The…

— Brian Harmon

“back into bed and he came willingly, ashamed of the concern he saw in her sleepy face.  The desperation”

— Brian Harmon

“the doorjamb, clothed in only her favorite pajama top, her arms crossed over her chest as if chilled.  “You know,” she said…

— Brian Harmon

“was up and wandering around in their unlit home at this hour and just happened to be looking out the window as…

— Brian Harmon

“wasn’t exactly known for being impulsive.  It wasn’t like him to do anything without a reasonable”

— Brian Harmon

“windows and doors.  His thoughts kept returning to the parked PT Cruiser in the driveway. ”

— Brian Harmon

“overpowered by the simple logic that he did not have anywhere to be.  He returned to his pillow without a word”

— Brian Harmon

“Now, he could do without the horror movie that was stubbornly playing in his mind, adding to his overwhelming fear.”

— Brian Harmon

“Aliens loved cornfields.  They were drawn to them like toddlers to coloring books.”

— Brian Harmon

“door as quietly as he could and gazed around at the darkened windows of his neighbors’ houses, very nearly”

— Brian Harmon

“The cell phone remained dead, and that odd chill was in the air again, suggesting that he was no longer in the…

— Brian Harmon

“Where the hell did they find these guys? He thought bouncers were supposed to look like heavyweight wrestlers. These guys were built…

— Brian Harmon

“In fact, he could remember nothing about the dream except that there was something about a bird, and even that vague detail…

— Brian Harmon

“He remembered lifting the lid… And then he remembered his death. ”

— Brian Harmon

“fact, desperately late.  He did not make it all the way to his car this time.  When”

— Brian Harmon