Millicent Hambor

“I urge you to read this book without knowing anything more about the story it tells.”
― Norman Mailer, The Executioner's Song

“No one ever tells you how to get through grief, how to not let it take over your life. Because it does. Every part of your life is hit. And sometimes, just when you think you’re turning a corner, months after your loved one died, you get hit by something new all over again.”
― Amina Akhtar, Almost Surely Dead

“It’s strange,” Matt said, laughter spent. “You think you’ll have all this time to make things right. To be the person you want to be. And along comes fate with different ideas.”
― Tamara L. Miller, Into the Fall

“People talk about losing control of themselves all the time, whether it’s from drink, drugs, passion, or anger. But they don’t know what it’s truly like to lose control, and I’m not talking about my emotions, but about my life. I lost control of my life. Everything around me fell apart while I remained the impotent bystander.”
― Sarah A. Denzil, Silent Child