Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his hear — Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
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Although he never speaks of how or what or why, I know that his childhood was difficult, that his parents broke his heart. Books and excess poundage are his insulation against pain.

— Dean Koontz, Forever Odd
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