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A Sea of Unspoken Things

by Adrienne Young (欧宝娱乐 Author)

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Maeve Fly

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The Indigo Room (The Shivers Collection, #2)

by Stephen Graham Jones (欧宝娱乐 Author)

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The God of the Woods by Liz Moore

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But the quickest way to make an attractive man ugly was to give him too much to drink. Drunk men frightened her. She had learned young how to coddle them, how to laugh just enough at their bad jokes to prevent them from feeling insulted, ...more

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“I鈥檓 always suspicious of people who openly worship their families. Protecting your family鈥攆ine. But blatant reverence? Seems like a cover-up, or maybe it鈥檚 just a sign of stupidity鈥�”
― Jen Beagin, Big Swiss

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“Few things in life are as fundamentally satisfying as good, quick sex followed by a meal of mostly salty cheese.”
― Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance

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“Child, hear me when I tell you memory matters. It is the anchor that keeps us tethered to substance, else we are powerless and set adrift.”
― Cebo Campbell, Sky Full of Elephants

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“But the quickest way to make an attractive man ugly was to give him too much to drink. Drunk men frightened her. She had learned young how to coddle them, how to laugh just enough at their bad jokes to prevent them from feeling insulted, but not so much that her laughter egged them on. Coiled just below a surface of good humor lay their strength and their meanness, two guns waiting to go off.”
― Liz Moore, The God of the Woods

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