Excerpt and Cover Reveal: The Blackhouse
Carole Johnstone
"Maybe it will be all right. Maybe I’ve just become too used to it never being all right."
"Maybe it will be all right. Maybe I’ve just become too used to it never being all right."
"His flagrant violations of our tobacco rules made it seem like he was trying to get caught. Or he was bad at being bad. Not like me."
"The funerals were held yesterday and because Mom didn’t want Fran, Robin or Alex to see the people crying and carrying-on, she asked the Olyphants to drop them off at our house and then pick them up on their way home."
"We don't like to use the word 'test.' We find it causes undue stress."
"She was curious at this invasion, this newest plague to strike the camp."
'“Are you afraid?” Peggy asks her reflection. “What frightens you most?”'
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