Bright and Deadly Things
Lexie Elliott
"There’s someone in the house."
"There’s someone in the house."
"It’s been hard to sleep ever since Ted accepted his dad’s invitation to join him on his new toy: an eighty-five-foot yacht, the Splendid Seas."
"If you don't tell me everything? If there's something to find out? I will find out."
No signs of life, the mansion so large that the backyard was a good quarter mile away."
"It was his job to kill the living. Ford killed the dead."
"Even if the car started moving, even if they reached their destination, they were not going to be fine."
"When I go to crime scenes, I’m ready to focus on terrible things."
"The bell tolls eleven. She feels it in her teeth. Wind harangues the chained-up tables and chairs outside a café, wheezing through the arrow-tipped railings."
"The opportunity was just too good to pass up."
"There’s a crowd at the bar when I get inside, but I hang back, alone, and watch."
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