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Sam~~ we cannot see the moon, and yet the waves still rise~~
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Sam~~ we cannot see the moon, and yet the waves still rise~~ wrote: "IS THIS YOUR NEW THING OMG"YES THIS IS IT!! i only have a few chapters left to write and then i'm donezo and it's a HUGE mess but i think i needed to like cleanse myself after maps to nowhere tbh because that like took the life out of me




I've described this novel to my friends as: beaches! running! death! new york! wow!
But if you need more information than that:
Norah Peters is not ready to move on, despite what everybody around her keeps telling her. If anything, she wants to put on a smile and act like everything is perfectly fine.
Two months after her former best friend's death and six years after her parent's painful divorce, Norah finds herself living with her mom and brother in the Hamptons, with running as her only escape. Everything should be fine; she has a nice boyfriend, tons of cross-country records, and great friends. But recently, with Grace's death still looming over her head, she finds running harder than ever, and feels herself drifting from her friends and boyfriend. She's supposed to be heading to New York City for college, but how can she face the city when all of her worst memories lie there?
But when everything goes wrong, and she has no choice but to take a weekend in Manhattan, Norah is forced to go back to where everything went wrong.
I ACTUALLY HATE THAT DESCRIPTION OH MY GOODNESS
basically once upon a time norah was good at running, and now because of many many sad things, she is not
idk wow what the heckie. it's my general style of "lots of stuff that doesn't really belong together but here we are."
Link, woot woot: https://www.goodreads.com/story/show/...
i actually have the first nine chapters done, but only posted the first four for now!