Heaven's Peak Quotes

“In the center of the room was what remained of Sofia’s mother. He deduced that the incomprehensible pink mass, separated from the rest of the body, was her head, thanks to the remnants of long blond hair. Beside him, her torso lay apart from her legs and the other arm, twisted in such a way that it seemed like she was trying to put herself together again.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“He could almost feel the man’s breath on his neck as he plunged deeper into the forest.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“For some reason, he felt compelled to look at the ceiling. What he saw left him paralyzed. A humanoid figure hung from it on four legs. It was about seven feet tall, with two bright yellow eyes looking back at him from the gloom.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“Please don’t hurt him,” Margery begged. “I’m not gonna hurt him,” Jack said. “I’m gonna kill him.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“That creepy image was the last thing the boy saw. After that, complete darkness.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“The man’s arms stretched grotesquely to his knees, and his body was covered by a long black coat. His face hidden behind a black-eyed mask that seemed to be embedded in his skin, no, rather, it was as if the mask was part of his skin.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“He stopped dead in his tracks. Those scratches weren’t there before. Not last summer, not last week, not even when he passed by an hour ago.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“It was getting late. He’d better go home before his mom got too worried. If his mom got worried, his dad would get upset; if his dad got upset, his sisters would get mad; and when his sisters got mad, it was bad news.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“Kevin had told her to rest while he developed the photographs”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak

“After what seemed like an eternity, Sofia came back with a huge roll of paper wrapped around her arm. “It's my dad’s,” she said, throwing the map to him. “He had it in his garage with a bunch of old stuff. I think it's from the fifties.”
― Miguel Estrada, Heaven's Peak