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Nicholas Sparks
“I think it happens to everyone as they grow up. You find out who you are and what you want, and then you realize that people you've known forever don't see things the way you do. And so you keep the wonderful memories, but find yourself moving on.”
Nicholas Sparks, True Believer

Lucinda Riley
“Herr Bayer responded. As Anna listened”
Lucinda Riley, The Storm Sister

Laura   Steven
“Every babe in arms was born to this terrible fate. Every parent and child, every spouse, every friend and lover and sibling. Every uncle and aunt and great-great grandfather. Every found family. All of us bound to the perpetual cycle. All of it so awful and wonderful and inescapable. To love was to live. And to live was to die.”
Laura Steven, Our Infinite Fates

Karin Slaughter
“Granted Laura spent most of her time on Nextdoor but that was because people who lived year-round in beach towns were either busybodies, lunatics, and/or possible serial killers.”
Karin Slaughter, Girl, Forgotten

Holly Whitaker
“We’ve now established three things. First, we don’t need willpower when we don’t desire to do something, and it isn’t a thing some of us have in excess and some of us don’t have at all. It’s a cognitive function, like deciding what to eat or solving a math equation or remembering your dad’s birthday. Willpower is also a limited resource; we have more of it at the beginning of the day and lose it throughout the day as we use it to write emails or not eat cookies. When you automate some decisions or processes (through forming habits), you free up more brain power. Second, for us to make and change a habit, we need a cue, a routine, and a reward, and enough repetition must occur for the process to move from something we have to think about consciously (“I need to brush my teeth,” “I don’t want to drink wine”) to something we do naturally, automatically. Third, throughout the day, we must manage our energy so that we don’t blow out and end up in the place of no return—a hyperaroused state where the only thing that can bring us down is a glass (or a bottle) of wine. Maybe”
Holly Whitaker, Quit Like a Woman: The Radical Choice to Not Drink in a Culture Obsessed with Alcohol

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