The Girl Who Died
Ragnar Jónasson
"As she was approaching Skálar, fog rolled in without warning, blotting out the landscape and merging sea with sky."
"As she was approaching Skálar, fog rolled in without warning, blotting out the landscape and merging sea with sky."
"She limped a little as she went down the hall."
"'In fact,' my sister murmured without looking my way, 'it made me think of someone. I had an...encounter, years ago, didn’t I ever tell you? Something happened to me.'"
"From Monsters by Barry Windsor-Smith."
"A single bone—or even a bone shard—wouldn’t just slow work down. It would stop everything."
"What was going through your mind that night in the tent with Sandy?"
"Maud let out a loud sigh of relief as she sank into her comfortable seat on the plane."
"Almost all the people I called my peers were second-generation township dwellers."
"'I’d forgotten how beautiful this drive is,' Marine said to her best friend, Sylvie."
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