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Drive: An Old Castle Novel Drive: An Old Castle Novel by Jonathan Dunne
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“That hideous face turns to us, and it is now, in the ambient light, that I begin to see the true nature of this nightmare roosting in my home.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. If that’s the case, this thing is soulless.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“In the dark, he was somebody. In the light, he was nobody.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“A squatter of unfathomable terror lurks upstairs in that deserted bedroom, nothing but plywood and joists separating hell on Earth from the kitchen table below.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“Kelly Monroe is the phantom itch on the amputated limb.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“I’ve been here all along,’ Hazel answers back. ‘But you never looked at me long enough to see the real me.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“But this grub came through the wormhole.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“That thing up there was never human…even when it was alive, it was a monster.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“One windy night, that blind thing came sniffing for you.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“It was a withered and crooked thing, blind as a newborn puppy.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“Love is blind, as they say. I was once blinded by love.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“And let me tell you something; they come back meaner.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“I had the most beautiful sleep; I dreamt of Kells, and we were in the mirror together.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“As I fall into an uneasy slumber, I dream of dark shadows coming through glowing doorways.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel
“For a hallucinatory moment, Kelly and I are the same person, the living and the dead on either side of the mirror.”
Jonathan Dunne, Drive: An Old Castle Novel