Quotes from Bay's End

Edward Lorn ·  183 pages

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“If Candy was my heart and soul, Eddy was my strength. You”
― Edward Lorn, quote from Bay's End


“The ghost in the closet is calling, and it can no longer wait. I’m afraid Eddy is just going to have to be patient. Just a few more miles to go, old soul… a few more miles.”
― Edward Lorn, quote from Bay's End


“Call it cathartic. Call it therapy. Call it what you will. I tell you these things because I am trying to exorcise a few demons, and the fucking stair-master is broken. So”
― Edward Lorn, quote from Bay's End


“I had seen Salem’s Lot. Only bad things tapped on your window while you slept. “Trey!”
― Edward Lorn, quote from Bay's End


“The first thing Eddy Treemont said to me on Saturday afternoon was also the last thing he said to me the day he died. “Whataya”
― Edward Lorn, quote from Bay's End



About the author

Edward Lorn
Born place: in Fontana, CA, The United States
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