The Laughing Dead (Steinbeck and Reed, #3)

by Jess Lourey

She wrapped her arms around herself, wondering how dumb she actually was, like was she medically stupid?

I rolled my eyes so hard I saw yesterday.

Comstock must have told. Rat bastard.

The media often tied domestic violence to poverty, giving the impression that the two went together like peanut butter and chocolate. That was misleading. The poor might have more day-to-day struggles, but in my experience, those with money were more dysfunctional. The rich had the resources to hide their shortcomings better, was all.

Like many sociopaths, he saved his crazy for his family.

It’s so easy for men to find love again, isn’t it? The whole thing’s set up to make them seem like the prize, make marriage look like a good deal, but it’s only a good deal for men.