Katie Pedersen

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Katie Pedersen is currently reading

Deep End

by Ali Hazelwood (Goodreads Author)

bookshelves: contemporary-romance, currently-reading

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Katie’s Notes & Highlights

Book cover for The Edge of Always (The Edge of Never, #2)

The Edge of Always (The Edge of Never, #2) by J.A. Redmerski

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“It was a moment of weakness, and even the strongest person isn’t immune to weakness, Camryn.

Katie’s Quotes

“Wasn’t love a kind of chaos theory? One small look, one smile or one word could alter the course of a life forever.”
― Emma Scott, The Butterfly Project

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“It’s one of my favorite parts in Alice in Wonderland. Alice asks the White Rabbit, ‘How long is forever?’ The White Rabbit answers, ‘Sometimes just one second.’ This”—he kissed my lips—“this feels like forever right here.” He stared into my eyes. “How can I not wish for that?”
― Isabelle Ronin, Chasing Red

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“It’s what you learn from the bad things that can determine the path you choose. If you embrace your scars and let them make you stronger, you might be able to open up and move beyond the pain.”
― Isabelle Ronin, Chasing Red

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“It felt like I’d lost something I didn’t know I wanted. And I realized you could get used to anything—even being alone for years—right until the moment you touched something better than what you had.”
― Emma Scott, The Butterfly Project

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