“Feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone.”
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
This book is for the “right where you left me” people. the ones still in the restaurant. the ones who spend so much time overthinking that they miss their chance. who miss things before they’re gone. who seldom live in the moment because they’re too busy trying to preserve it It is a quiet, introspective narration. one that feels like the serenity & melancholy of a late night alone. lunch with family, childhood homes, & dancing to old music. You read through a lens of bittersweet nostalgia. Simply a story about life. it’s about how the things we go through shape us, but also how we can shape them. it’s about fate & growing to accept it instead of fearing it. it’s about the inevitability of regret & missed chances. it’s about the relationships that define us and whose effects last till the very end.
What is the book about?
Contemporary fiction
Contemporary fiction
Contemporary fiction
Contemporary fiction
Contemporary fiction
Contemporary fiction
Siblings
Siblings
Siblings
Siblings
Siblings
Siblings
Fate
Fate
Fate
Fate
Fate
Fate
I've known Death a long time but now Death knows me. When their idyllic childhood is shattered by the sudden death of their parents, siblings Marty, Liz and Jules are sent to a bleak state boarding school. Once there, the orphans' lives change tracks: Marty throws himself into academic life; Liz is drawn to dark forms of escapism; and Jules transforms from a vivacious child to a withdrawn teenager. The only one who can bring him out of his shell is his mysterious classmate Alva, who hides a dark past of her own, but despite their obvious love for one another, the two leave school on separate paths. Years later, just as it seems that they can make amends for time wasted, the past catches up with them, and fate - or chance - will once again alter the course of a life.
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