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every hour spent tending to the farm as it haemorrhaged a little more money had become a dreadful burden that squatted heavily on Barry’s soul.
his thoughts a shapeless roar.
Josh had been ripped apart like wet paper; human form reduced to a slick pile of steaming meat.
It looked right at him. Right into him. Eyes like claws. Reaching into his thoughts, sinking into the surface of his mind like meathooks.
He broke the surface. Gulped down a lungful of air that scorched like napalm. Screamed.
Dan awoke with a scream that emptied out of his throat like acid,
Jeremy knew it was the truth as soon as the thought occurred; felt it squirming in his gut like a tapeworm.
Sam had never seen eyes so wide, so marked by naked terror.
The voice of his addiction, unspooling in his mind.
square space lined with overpriced shops, and a bar in which unoccupied seats were as rare as reasonable rent.
the atmosphere in the room itself was rotten with tension.
with each step forward, the mood among the officers became a little more toxic, the apprehension ripening inside them just that little bit more evident.
landing with a fluid motion like an uncoiling snake.
sweeping him up and tearing him apart in a dull explosion of blood
With a roar, the vampire charged toward a group of stunned pedestrians, impacting upon them like a speeding combine harvester, chewing up muscle and sinew as it carved through them
The silence in the place was putrid,
The journey in the helicopter had become bloated with pounding anxiety
There wasn’t time to wallow in her remorse; not yet, but the grief was there, lurking somewhere in her rear view mirror, gradually closing in on her.