When the Light Died Quotes

“sapiosexual,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“Before is dead. Only the now exists.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“Everything about the man radiated calm”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“white, stylized snake devouring itself. An ouroboros.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“Marcus listened”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“He took a deep breath and sat down in the lotus position on the floor in front of his bed, closed his eyes, and began to breathe deeply in and out to calm his mind.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“tardigrades—”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“phone call at Christmas, a card on her birthday. A polite distance had developed between them, which was only the logical consequence of decades of cold upbringing and emotional neglect.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller

“clinging. To ideas, to desires, to the illusion of control. Whatever was happening out there was beyond his control. But how he reacted to it—that was his own decision.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, When the Light Died: An Apocalyptic Mystery Thriller