Boat Quote by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

“The tattered lace of darkness still hung over the city, as if night were a grim bride trudging to the horizon, trailing her shadowy…

— Laini Taylor

“That's why I call this place the Haunted Bookshop. Haunted by the ghosts of the books I haven't read. Poor uneasy spirits, they walk…

— Christopher Morley

“It was as if the city itself was preparing for some impending catastrophe. There had always been talks of ghost and darkness here, even…

— K.J. Wignall

“There was a moment of silence so profound that it seemed the city was asleep. No sound from the bazaars, no arguments among the…

— Paulo Coelho

“Even the city seems dead this late at night.”

— Levi Rogers

“But as I sat in that bed, the book in my hands, the city outside silent, I had reason to feel as if a…

— Ray Russell

“I loved the city. We were anonymous, and even then I had the sense that cities were yielding; that they moved over and made…

— Sheridan Hay

“It is one thing to look at a mistreated boat and another to look at a tomb. The silence of the bay seemed more…

— John D. MacDonald

“I no longer liked the night. The darkness was where he lied in wait, waiting for it to swallow me whole, suffocating my senses…

— Devon Ashley

“He could sleep in the ruins of cities lost for centuries.”

— Cassandra Clare

“Beyond the castle walls, the city lay in almost total darkness. Above, the moon was pallid and misted. It was a brooding, darkling night.…

— James Clavell

“The people in the city seem paper thin in the mist. They believe they are dancing to the music of their lives... But I…

— Neil Gaiman