Three is a War (Tangled Lies, #3)

by Pam Godwin

Fear is a handicap. It was invented to fill the weak spots in the soul, and heaven knows I’m riddled with weaknesses. But that’s okay. I won’t let it control my actions. Fear is just a visitor, stopping by to remind me to be stronger. Because I have something important to fight for.

I wish I could find comfort in knowing a broken heart can’t break again. But it does. It breaks and breaks, and no matter how much destruction is done, it puts itself back together so it can break some more.

“But the heart isn’t logical. Sometimes, we don’t know what we want until it’s gone.”

“If you still love me, even after I broke your heart, that’s not a weakness. It’s bravery.”