The Returned
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The Returned
By Jason MottHe put a cigarette to his lips and stroked his chin. “Smoke's bad for you. Gives you wrinkles and bad breath and makes you hairy.” “Makes you stubborn, too,” Lucille added, helping Jacob from the cab. “I don't think they want me in ...
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The Returned
By Jason MottThis is the way it will befrom now on, Pastor Peters thought. “Do you remember that I left you?” he asked. “I can hear your heart beating,” she said in reply. “Okay,” he said. Then, after a moment: “Okay.” This was not the conversation ...
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The Returned
By Jason MottWhen their son Jacob, who died tragically at his eighth birthday party in 1966, arrives on their doorstep, still eight years old, Harold and Lucille Hargrave must navigate a strange new reality as chaos erupts around the world as people's ...
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The Returned
By Jason MottThere was a general sense of vio— lence that rose up around the foundation of Arcadia after the Wilson tragedy. It flourished like mildew, creeping up a little more each year. By the time Jim Wilson had finished washing the dishes in ...
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The Returned: They Left to Wage Jihad, Now They're Back
By David ThomsonMany are still there, many have been killed, but some have chosen to return to their countries of origin. French Journalist David Thomson met some of those who came back. Bilel, Yassin, Zoubeir, Lena, each has a different profile and story.
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The Returned: A Novel
By Seth PatrickThe international bestseller based on the hit French TV series Les Revenants that inspires A&E's The Returned. "An addictive read. It's one of the most compelling novels I've read in a long time."—For Winter Nights
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The Returned: They Left to Wage Jihad, Now They're Back
By David ThomsonMany are still there, many have been killed, but some have chosen to return to their countries of origin. French Journalist David Thomson met some of those who came back. Bilel, Yassin, Zoubeir, Lena, each has a different profile and story.
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The Returned
By Jack Devine... going so fast there was nothing I could do. I had to let the horses go, or we would have lost them.” “Then why the ... going. I don't know how far I can walk, so let's see if we can come up with something fast.” They gathered up their ...