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Megan Westfield
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Lessons in Gravity
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Leaving Everest
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In Leaving Everest, I thought it was important to include an overview map of the Mount Everest climbing route. Without a map, it’s just a bunch of context-less occurrences of “and then they went from Camp Two to Camp Three and then back down to Camp One.”
Having a map at the start of a romance novel is not standard, so it required extra effort and coordination with the production team to make s...
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“Even if he survived the Sorcerer, there would always be another Sorcerer, bigger and more dangerous than the last. It was just a matter of time until he died the kind of gruesome death that was the very reason people had paralyzing phobias of heights.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
“As they kissed, the valley and the surrounding cliffs
spun and toppled upside down. The saturated greens of the grasses, the stark white of the waterfall, and the warm grays of the cliffs merged and streamed past them in ethereal ribbons, like barely blended paint. Then the blinding blue sky bobbed back into place overhead, and the world was open and free, bursting with sublime majesty.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
spun and toppled upside down. The saturated greens of the grasses, the stark white of the waterfall, and the warm grays of the cliffs merged and streamed past them in ethereal ribbons, like barely blended paint. Then the blinding blue sky bobbed back into place overhead, and the world was open and free, bursting with sublime majesty.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
Topics Mentioning This Author
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| New Adult Book Club: Q&A with Megan Westfield | 1 | 7 | Mar 24, 2018 01:16PM | |
| New Adult Book Club: 2018 Yearly Challenge | 25 | 135 | Mar 29, 2018 03:22PM | |
| New Adult Book Club: Megan Westfield RI&RI with Giveaway | 31 | 97 | Apr 01, 2018 03:45AM |
“You asked why I couldn't forgive you," Nick said, very quietly, and I jumped a little. "It was because you were the love of my life, Harper. And you didn't want to be. That's hard to let go.”
― Kristan Higgins, My One and Only
― Kristan Higgins, My One and Only
“Even if he survived the Sorcerer, there would always be another Sorcerer, bigger and more dangerous than the last. It was just a matter of time until he died the kind of gruesome death that was the very reason people had paralyzing phobias of heights.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
“As they kissed, the valley and the surrounding cliffs
spun and toppled upside down. The saturated greens of the grasses, the stark white of the waterfall, and the warm grays of the cliffs merged and streamed past them in ethereal ribbons, like barely blended paint. Then the blinding blue sky bobbed back into place overhead, and the world was open and free, bursting with sublime majesty.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
spun and toppled upside down. The saturated greens of the grasses, the stark white of the waterfall, and the warm grays of the cliffs merged and streamed past them in ethereal ribbons, like barely blended paint. Then the blinding blue sky bobbed back into place overhead, and the world was open and free, bursting with sublime majesty.”
― Megan Westfield, Lessons in Gravity
“Helen studies her reflection, a crumpled, faded version of their daughter, now twenty-eight years old, living in Los Angeles, single, defensive, but gainfully employed. Helen used to worry about her bristly daughter all the time, but John takes up all the anxiety parking spots now.”
― Alice Kaltman, Staggerwing
― Alice Kaltman, Staggerwing
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