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F*ck Marry K!ll: Love in the Age of Dating Apps
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The Quiet Part
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All the Empty Rooms
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"This book was a hilarious, chaotic, and all too real journey. Ramona embarks on over 78+ dates, most of which are disasters that had me laughing, cringing, and nodding in recognition, until she finally finds the one.
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"This was a fun read. I laughed out loud a few times. Made me felt pretty blessed with my partner after hearing some of the dating story. There is some character growth. It probably could be a little shorter - there’s only so many ways a bad date can "
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"Pub date: 7/10/2025
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“He hadn't yelled. He hadn't thrown anything. But her shoulders still remembered the shape of fear. It didn't take much anymore. Just the hesitation before his breath. The way his eyes narrowed—not in rage, but calculation. Like he was weighing which reaction would get him the result he wanted.”
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“What did you say to someone you had loved so deeply, and yet chosen to walk away from? What did you say to a ghost who keeps showing up with warmth in his bones?”
― The Quiet Part
― The Quiet Part
“She didn't know how to be anymore. Not with him. Not without him. Every part of herself felt worn thin.”
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“She knew what it was to carry someone's absence into every room. What it did to your expectations. How you learned to settle for presence alone. How that, itself, could feel like love. Because nothing else had ever stayed.”
― All the Empty Rooms
― All the Empty Rooms
“This is not a story about falling in love; it's about surviving all the things disguised as it.”
― All the Empty Rooms
― All the Empty Rooms
“He hadn't yelled. He hadn't thrown anything. But her shoulders remembered the shape of fear. It didn't take much anymore. Just the hesitation before his breath. The way his eyes narrowed—not in rage, but calculation. Like he was weighing which reaction would get him the result he wanted.”
― All the Empty Rooms
― All the Empty Rooms
“She didn't know how to be anymore. Not with him. Not without him. Every part of her felt worn thin.”
― All the Empty Rooms
― All the Empty Rooms
“His voice was raw, vulnerable, stripped bare. She had never seen him like this. And yet, somehow, she'd known this part of him was buried beneath all the noise. The boy who watched a woman shrink, and learned about love in all the wrong ways. The man who didn't know how to stop what had already started living inside of him. The same man who had once made her feel adored for the first time in her life. Who had kissed her forehead in the dark. Who had memorized her coffee order and whispered promises against her skin. He hadn't meant to break her. But he had. And tonight, he finally knew it.”
― All the Empty Rooms
― All the Empty Rooms
