Rose is the wild girl nobody really knows. Chase is haunted by his past. Both are self-proclaimed “disappointments,” attracted to each other enough to let down their defenses. When Rose’s strict, adoptive parents forbid the relationship, it only makes things more intense. But Chase can’t hide from his own personal demons, and Rose has secrets of her own. After they’re wrenched apart, a cryptic email arrives in the middle of the night on Christmas Eve, beginning a desperate pursuit and a look back over their tumultuous romance. Will they find each other before the night is over, or will they be torn apart forever?
Comments include those by Harper Lee on technology and Leon Trotsky on art, to Demosthenes on opportunity and J.K Rowling on parents. For this new edition, over 180 subjects have been updated with new quotations from more than 200 people.
The opposite of hate is connection.” Sally Kohn’s engaging, fascinating, and often funny book will open your eyes and your heart.
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When we really realize how we are loved despite not being lovable, despite our own selfishness, and accept the love of Christ into our hearts, then and only then do we find a never-ending well of love in our lives.
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