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Book cover for Forever and a Day - A Those Who Wait story (Those Who Wait, #1.5)

Forever and a Day - A Those Who Wait story (Those Who Wait, #1.5) by Haley Cass

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“I don’t know if there’s a destiny, but I know that if there is, you’re mine.”

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“BUT THOUGH YOU THINK you’ll leave the past in the past, you never do. It drags along behind you, tin cans tied to rope around your ankles, clanking and clattering at the most inopportune moments.”
― Rachel Kapelke-Dale, The Fortune Seller

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“That's the thing with quests, she realized. You had to get back to where you started. And then you had to keep living. The danger of a quest, of getting eaten by a dragon or stabbed by an orc, was tolerable vecause you at least wouldn't have to ride a Greyhound back home, weighed down with all the emotional trauma of what you'd done.”
― Kevin Wilson, Run for the Hills: A Novel

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