“A baby wasn't an idea, as love was an idea. A baby was a fact. It was a being with a mind and a nature, and you could feel about it any way you liked, but a baby wouldn't care. Just by existing, it demanded that you believe in a future: the future it would crawl in, walk in, live in. A baby was a piece of time; it was a promise you made that the world made back to you. A baby was the oldest deal there was, to go on living.”
In 'The Passage,' a virus is unleashed that transforms its victims into terrifying creatures. The story follows a group of infected individuals and the scientists who attempt to understand and contain the outbreak, all while navigating the chaotic and dangerous new world that has emerged. more
Justin Cronin is an American author known for his science fiction novels. His works often blend elements of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, winning him a dedicated fan base. Born in 1962, Cronin's most notable work is the 'The Passage' trilogy. more
“Children still, on the verge of not being children any more.”
“I better tell you before, I know, but I know you don't like. So what I do?”
“Children should not have to bear the weight of adult struggles.”
“Discipline is a teaching tool that should be learned and exercised throughout adolescence.”
“The bright beginning made each day cab become the early dawn of the day of achievement.”