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Murder Your Employer (The McMasters Guide to Homicide, #1)

by Rupert Holmes (Goodreads Author)

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Twilight Territory by Andrew X. Pham

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The patterns were only beginning to form, but she sensed an aura around Ha, Xuan, and Yamazaki, as if their destinies would be linked for better or for worse.

Anna Karenina

by Leo Tolstoy

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“I shake my head and clap my hands over my mouth, smiling against my fingertips. "I terrify you?" The thought of it makes me feel bad, but it's kind of nice, too. To not feel like the one who's about to jump out of their skin all the time.

Mitch pulls my hands down, away from my face. "I think the good stuff is always supposed to be a little bit scary," he says.”
― Julie Murphy

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“Maybe you only ever notice the distance when it's you who's being left behind.”
― Julie Murphy

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“If you spend your whole life searching for your place in the world, you'll exclude yourself from everywhere you think you don't belong. You make your own place in this world.”
― Ryan Freerksen, Somewhere

tags: adventure, brothers, fantasy-fiction, storytelling

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“She pictured herself on that canopy bed because she could only imagine herself happy in a place she had never been, a bed she had never slept in.”
― Alison Espach, The Wedding People

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“all i wanted was one fucking break, one idiotic good thing, and that was clearly too much to ask for, too much to want.”
― David Levithan John Green

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