The Brightness Between Us (The Darkness Outside Us, #2)

by Eliot Schrefer

Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.’”

Maybe love is more complicated than just finding your “one true match,”

It’s the dearest friend of loneliness, shame.

War is the best time for a revolution, while the powers that be are back on their heels. We can craft a more peaceful world from the ruins.”

But what if . . . what if that me has found some happiness? What if he has found someone, some people, to rely on? If he even has a family?

Labels are the Root of Violence.

“That as soon as we classify someone, we establish the ways in which they’re separate from us. It’s the most fundamental othering that we do.”

His touch had been a cure for loneliness that was better than anything that could be spoken aloud.

It arrives. The brightness between us.