R. Raeta

Miracles don't come free and words are binding...

His miracles have a cursed edge, but he’s not the villain Sara expected. Still, she’s not exactly thrilled about being stuck with a centuries old ghost with a flair for the dramatic and a nasty habit of pushing her buttons just for the fun of it. With his penchant for boredom—and the fact that she’s the only one able to see and hear him—he’s about as common as her shadow and as welcome as mold.

Even if he is pretty handy in her British Literature class.

An enemy to lovers romance.

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Elena M.

If happy were a place, it would be her grandmother’s house.

It’s easier to hold herself together when she doesn’t have to explain her feelings out loud.

“And then I remember, how little good wondering does for us.”

It’s a tiny thread of hope, but it’s wrapped around her heart so tightly she knows it would take months— maybe years— to uncoil. She doesn’t breathe a word of it to anyone. It sounds too fragile, too much like false hope, to share.

“I know it’s hard, and I know it hurts, but all things heal. Even the heart.”

“I’m ready and, in the end, that is the most any of us can hope for.”

Moments are fleeting. Particularly the beautiful ones.

One day, he’ll hear her name and think of her as just an important person in that single stage of his life. A memory worth keeping, but not a relationship worth saving.

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