Peaches and Honey: These Immortal Truths (The Peaches and Honey Duology Book 1)

by R. Raeta

“It’s impossible to get close to someone without disliking them every now and then.”

“Goodbyes always hurt,” he says, fingers folding over his knee. “That is the nature of them.”

necessity is the mother of invention, Anna thinks desperation might be the father of change.

That it’s not that her heart is too fragile, but the world is too hard.

For acknowledging her burdens despite never having to carry them.

“To take it now would be to punish them before they’ve done any wrong.”

Where they burn books, they will, in the end, burn human beings too,’”