The Things We Leave Unfinished

by Rebecca Yarros

Boy meets girl, they fall in love, tragedy strikes, someone dies.”

‘No one writes painful, depressing fiction masquerading as love stories like Noah Harrison.’

But I wanted her. I was supposed to know this woman—I felt it with every fiber of my being.

he wasn’t really a love-at-first-sight kind of guy, but he believed in attraction, chemistry, and even that little thing known as fate, and this felt like all three.

I see the way he looks at her, like she’s the reason the seasons change and the sun rises until they’re a hundred and one years old.” That was one year more than Gran had lived, and though I knew it was greedy, I wanted it. Out of every year I’d been alive, this was the one I’d needed her the most.

“Without the potential for disaster, would we ever really know what we have?”

“There’s a warning, a sound your heart makes the first time it realizes it’s no longer safe with the person you trusted.”

I love every single thing about you. I can’t wait to hold a piece of both of us, to see these gorgeous blue eyes in our child.”

Besides, he’s only my husband. You’re my sister.”