A face looked into mine, and, in front of me, were those dreadful eyes. Then, whether I was dead or living, I said to myself that this could be nothing human, -nothing fashioned in God's image could wear such a shape as that. Fingers were pressed into my cheeks, they were thrust into my mouth, they touched my staring eyes, shut my eyelids, then opened them again, and-horror of horrors -the blubber lips were pressed to mine-the soul of something evil entered into me in the guise of a kiss. | The Beetle by Richard Marsh, Paperback | Indigo Chapters