Haven (After the Plague, #5)

by Imogen Keeper

Sometimes the dead are louder than the living. It doesn’t matter if you want to hear them or not.

“There are friends, and there are friends. Some people say nice things, and others do nice things … and then there are those who do the thing that must be done. The first two are easy. The third is the one that matters.

Trusting people is hard these days. It takes one of two things: naivety or bravery. Either you haven’t been burned, so you trust blindly. Or you have been burned, and you’re brave enough to trust anyway.

Some things are limitless. Death might be one, but so is love.

Everyone else survives. She’s thrives. Like lift itself.