The Grave Between Us (A Noah & Cole Thriller, #2)

by Tal Bauer

We’re echoes of each other now. You looked into the abyss inside me, and the abyss looked back into you. The abyss opened inside you, and you kept looking into it every time you touched something that belonged to me.

And Nietzsche’s all “I called it”

There’s more darkness in the world than light,” Cole whispered. “You just have to look up at the night sky to see that.” “You’re wrong,” Noah said. “I can take you to places where, when you look up at the sky, it’s so big and bright and full of stars it looks like daytime. I can take you out to the boondocks, to fields where the night sky looks like an ocean beach. Where you need to shield your eyes to look up. I can take you to where there’s nothing and no one, and the night sky is as bright as the morning sun. The darkness doesn’t outweigh the light, Cole. Sometimes it feels that way, but it’s not true.”