He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human — Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
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He wondered why it was easier to believe in a malevolent spirit than in a benign one. Sometimes it seemed that the human heart, this side of Eden, feared eternal life more than death, light more than darkness, freedom more than surrender.

— Dean Koontz, What the Night Knows
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