Corpse Candy Quotes

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It's like pretending to be Santa and then stabbing someone with a candy cane!
Ellery Adams (Chili Con Corpses (A Supper Club Mystery, #3))
But death is the ultimate blissfulness To be a candy or a corpse The world holds you on its tongue And no one can save you
Dorothea Lasky (Rome: Poems)
She remained on the steps, waiting for Papa, watching the stray ash and the corpse of collected books. Everything was sad. Orange and red embers looked like rejected candy, and most of the crowd had vanished. She’d seen Frau Diller leave (very satisfied) and Pfiffikus (white hair, a Nazi uniform, the same dilapidated shoes, and a triumphant whistle). Now there was nothing but cleaning up, and soon, no one would ever imagine it had happened. But you could smell it.
Markus Zusak (The Book Thief)
It was difficult to take them seriously, even in the swarms in which they generally traveled. Sharp claws? Check, but attached to a kitten. Piercing teeth? Yes, but, again, in the mouth of an adorable little kitten! One in ten able to chew through metal? Oh, you’d better believe it, but wookit da kitty! Obviously this schmoopifying effect diminished after people actually encountered the playfully savage swarms of the things. Coos of adoration would swiftly turn to shrieks of dismay, which would then escalate into screams of terror when the abhorrent act of killing one adorable creature resulted in two more of them springing alive from its corpse. On the rare occasion this failed to happen, it was only because the creature’s death instead resulted in a fiery explosion and—in a characteristically laughable fashion—a shower of peppermint candy. (Some hypothesized that similar creatures in ancient times had inspired the modern piñata, but the idea fell out of favor due to lack of evidence and the fact that no one likes a piñata filled with death.) Those first few survivors who attempted to tell their tale of terror-by-kittens were ridiculed by their friends, dismissed by the mainstream news agencies, and finally laughed out of UFO conventions.
Michael G. Munz (Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure (Zeus Is Dead, #1))
She was glad Logan had convinced her to give them a try, even if she still wasn’t sure that the cake pops fell inside the realm of candy.
Patti Benning (Strawberry Cakes and Corpses (Candy Covered Cozy Mysteries #5))
Actually, I’d love some scrambled eggs and bacon.” “Home fries?” Annabelle asks. “Yes, please. And rye toast, no butter.” “No butter? First no sweets, and now no butter. Are you even human?” Riley asks me. Annabelle laughs and walks away.
Kelly Hashway (Corpse at the Candy Shop (Traumatic Temp Agency Book 1))
BURRELL Cemetery is at the crest of a hill. Some of the gravestones go back centuries. The soft, weathered limestone is almost unreadable, like hard candy that’s been sucked clean. The grass is waist tall, luxuriant with only the headstones standing like tired sentinels.
Laurell K. Hamilton (The Laughing Corpse (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #2))
SNAPDRAGON 1. The dragon consists of half a pint of ignited brandy or alcohol in a dish. As soon as brandy is aflame, all lights are extinguished, and salt is freely sprinkled in dish, imparting a corpse-like pallor to every face. Candied fruits, figs, raisins, sugared almonds, etc., are thrown in, and guests snap for them with their fingers; person securing most prizes from flames will meet his true love within the year.
Mary E. Blain (Games for Hallowe'en)