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“The cab driver is staring at me in his mirror. I'm talking to myself. "The second sign of madness," I explain. "What's the first one?" "Killing lots of people and eating their genitals." He laughs and sneaks another look at me.”

Book:Lost

Work

Lost

Books titled Lost often engage readers with narratives centered around characters who are searching for something whether it be a place, a person, an identity, or a sense of purpose. The title evokes feelings of disconnection, confusion, or being without direction. Such works may examine the human condition through stories of individuals navigating unfamiliar circumstances or grappling with loss. The concept of being lost can serve as both a literal and metaphorical framework for exploring personal growth, transformation, and the journey toward understanding or redemption. more

Author

Michael Robotham

Michael Robotham is an Australian author known for his crime and psychological thrillers. His works are characterized by complex characters and tense plots, which have won him a dedicated following among readers. more

“The group’s laughter echoed off the stained, plaster ceiling. I raised my beer, but before I clinked the bottles together, I challenged him. “You think you’re a man I won’t forget?” “Ah’m nae any man ye’ve met before.” “Praise be,” I smirked, “the others haven’t been worth spit.” Then the whiskey came, and I was taken by the tawny light, forgetting to worry about my ‘crazy’. Until Angus’ efforts at gilding my heart, called my ‘alter’ to the fore.”

Love Party Madness Drinking Vampire Highlanders Romance Bad Relationships

Book:Girl Desecrated: Vampires, Asylums and Highlanders 1984

Source: Girl Desecrated: Vampires, Asylums and Highlanders 1984

“It was an endless, consuming nightmare that she escaped only in madness. And then the escape was not complete. Part of her knew, always.”

Madness Escape

Book:Midnight in Ruby Bayou

Source: Midnight in Ruby Bayou

“Scientists and inventors of the USA (especially in the so-called "blue state" that voted overwhelmingly against Trump) have to think long and hard whether they want to continue research that will help their government remain the world's superpower. All the scientists who worked in and for Germany in the 1930s lived to regret that they directly helped a sociopath like Hitler harm millions of people. Let us not repeat the same mistakes over and over again.”