Light Has Weight, but Darkness Does Not (Nameless: Season Two #4)

by Dean Koontz

being deleted from this world is terrible even if you’re stupid, even if you’re evil, and maybe especially terrible if you’re evil and you find out that awful things you’ve done matter even after you’re dead. Wishing another person dead doesn’t make your own life any longer; it just makes it meaner.

he is no less compelled to follow where his sixth sense leads him.

Buildings aren’t scary, but sometimes the people in them are.

books are almost as important as food.

Most people satisfy themselves by strongly opposing little evils, like hurtful words and unpopular ideas and gluttony, where the risk of angering violent people is low.