The Servants of Twilight Quotes

“The entire world wasn’t after them. It only seemed that way.”
― Leigh Nichols, The Servants of Twilight

“Seconds, minutes, hours, and days now seemed like ridiculously arbitrary measurements of time;”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“A gray day in the spirit world.”
― Leigh Nichols, The Servants of Twilight

“suboceanic”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“She acted as if she were living in the ’90s instead of the ’80s.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“canted”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“collected animated banks with clockwork mechanisms that made a little adventure out of the deposit of each coin. There were at least two dozen of them displayed at various points in the office. This one was an elaborate affair the size of a cigar humidor; standing on the lid were handpainted metal figurines of two”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“dinner”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“The Kill”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“owner of a cabin in the Sierras, up near Tahoe.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“toward decay, collapse, dissolution, and chaos.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Law of Entropy, which held that the universe and all things within it moved in only one basic direction – toward decay, collapse, dissolution, and chaos.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Law of Entropy,”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Charlie stared at her hands. ‘Stigmata,’ she said.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Her name’s Grace Spivey,’ Charlie said as their car moved through the increasingly blustery February night.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“He had walked away from a lifetime of Judaism – as well as from a family and a prosperous jewelry store – to help Mother Grace prepare the world for Twilight,”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Really serious,’ Christine agreed.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Oh, Chris, baby, listen, I guess maybe it didn’t really hit me until your army here showed up. I mean, this is really serious,”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Val stared at them, amazed, and a new look of concern took possession of her face when she turned to Christine.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“The other was Frank Reuther, a black man, every bit as formidable as Lockburn, handsome, with the biggest hands Christine had ever seen.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“They were the bodyguards who would be on duty until another team replaced them at midnight. The first was Pete Lockburn, who was six-three, with curly blond hair, a solemn face, and watchful eyes. The”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“They were the bodyguards who would be on duty until another team replaced them at midnight.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“At five o’clock, Charlie Harrison showed up with Joey and two guys who looked as if they were on their way to a casting call for a new Hercules movie.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Wine & Dine was located in an attractive, upscale, brick-andtimber shopping center, half a block from Newport Beach’s yacht harbor.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Sherry Ordway, the receptionist at Klemet-Harrison, wondered if she and Ted, her husband, had made a mistake.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“According to the DMV, the van belongs to a printing company called The True Word.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Charlie wasn’t short like Henry Rankin, but he was only about five-ten or five-eleven.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Charlie Harrison didn’t look much like a private investigator, either.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“To the world at large, he was a freak, a lumbering giant with a Neanderthaloid face that would scare off a grizzly bear.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT

“Charlie tried to picture this vibrant, sensuous woman in a nun’s habit. He simply couldn’t do it.”
― Dean Koontz, THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT