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

by R. Raeta

“You’ve never asked,” Eira says, seeds sifting through her palm like sand. “Words we hold on to only grow harder to uproot. Ask now before things get too tangled to let go.”

She’s still a sparrow of a woman. Hollow-boned and fragile. Easily broken. He wonders how long it will take for her to realize that the thing that makes her weak is the same that will allow her to fly.

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

Funny how a new idea from the mind of man is innovation, but the observations of a woman are written off as fanciful wonderings of a girl made too idle.