Emylee Gussler

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House of Ash and Shadow (Gilded City, #1)

by Leia Stone (Goodreads Author)

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Mar 25, 2026 09:06PM

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The Cinnamon Bun Book Store (Dream Harbor, #2)

by Laurie Gilmore (Goodreads Author)

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The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires

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“Sometimes, I thought my ability to joke about anything, anytime, anywhere was proof something was fundamentally wrong with me. Sometimes, I wondered if it was the only thing keeping me alive.”
― Megan Giddings, The Women Could Fly

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“I reminded myself that throughout history women had endured far worse things. I had the internet, a job, access to pizza, money, no kids; no one had tried to burn me at the stake yet;”
― Megan Giddings, The Women Could Fly

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“I wanted to be someone who didn’t flinch when the subject of me came up. There were so many things I could’ve told her about myself, about why I was the way I am, but I wanted Linden to like me. I chose silence.”
― Megan Giddings, The Women Could Fly

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“It’s a truth all people should know but they spend most of their lives working actively to forget: there is no power without the potential for harm.”
― Megan Giddings, The Women Could Fly

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“We brainstormed more as we walked. At one point, Linden paused and wrote into her notebook. She kept saying, “This is so ambitious,” in a way I knew meant her brain was whirring. Few things made me feel happier to be alive than having an idea, telling it to a friend I respected, and having them instantly take it seriously. The more things we said to each other, the bigger and more tangible the path became in my imagination. It would also be beautiful.”
― Megan Giddings, The Women Could Fly

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