Supernatural Suspense Quotes

“They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. If that’s the case, this thing is soulless.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“Wishing you the best adventures in reading and in life!”
― Sass Cadeaux, The Secrets of Albion Falls

“I used to love the funfair, but I grew old somewhere along the way. That’s the scariest ride of all.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Sacrifices can backfire, Mr Ryan.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“A dark baptism burgeoned and burnt in his subconscious.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“To rise, you must fall. To fall, you must rise.
You are the light in the darkness, you are the darkness in the light.
You are the servant who sits at the right hand of Death, you are Death who sits at the right hand of the servant.
Fire and Water.
You will meet Death not once but twice as it is written, and you will show It your face.
Water and Fire.
The kiss of death, the kiss of life.
Into the hole, you shall descend to judge the dead.
From the hole, you shall ascend to judge the living.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“To rise, you must fall. To fall, you must rise.
You are the light in the darkness. You are the darkness in the light.
You are the servant who sits at the right hand of Death. You are Death who sits at the right hand of the servant.
Fire and Water.
You will meet Death not once but twice as it is written, and you will show It your face.
Water and Fire.
The kiss of death, the kiss of life.
Into the hole, you shall descend to judge the dead.
From the hole, you shall ascend to judge the living.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“The brainwashed will brainwash.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“But no, Miss Rigor Mortis, the mother of all potters, had moulded her face into the face of the immortal.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Take me to our cosmic egg!”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“The felines grew restless, mewled and cried like feverish babies.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Clickity-clack, watch your back…”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Victor Ryan was afraid to face the faceless.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“she was going to a strange place where the damned, demented and deranged clawed and cried, where birds don’t sing, and the sun never rises above the horizon.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“She was slipping down into a strange place where the damned, demented and deranged clawed and cried, where birds don’t sing, and the sun never rises above the horizon.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“We are martyrs. We don’t expect you to understand.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Only those who have seen the darkest in life see the brightest in the afterlife.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Misery fascinates people. Especially if it’s someone else’s misery.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“Miss Rigor Mortis, the mother of all potters, was moulding his Rosie into a curling thing of nightmares.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Rosie

“For a hallucinatory moment, Kelly and I are the same person, the living and the dead on either side of the mirror.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“As I fall into an uneasy slumber, I dream of dark shadows coming through glowing doorways.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“Ghosts don't have DNA”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“And let me tell you something, they come back meaner.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“And let me tell you something; they come back meaner.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“One windy night, that blind thing came sniffing for you.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“But this grub came through the wormhole.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“I’ve been here all along,’ Hazel answers back. ‘But you never looked at me long enough to see the real me.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“But I was lost in hopeless hope.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Drive

“Moving slowly and silently as she always had when entering this house, Lynn made her way into the living room. Or what she’d remembered as the living room. As she looked around, the only things left were the cracked and peeling paint and the blackout curtains made obsolete by boarding the property. Lynn closed her eyes and took a deep breath of the dusty air to settle her feelings.”
― Eve Tara, Broken Down Ghost Town

“He was a criminal, but what he had done tonight was criminal, and there was a difference.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Fireman