Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man — Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
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Eventually he understood that he was crying for himself. He was ashamed of the man whom he had become, mourning the man whom he had expected to be when he'd been a boy.

— Dean Koontz, Brother Odd
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