Marie Irishman writes with a scalpel—not to wound, but to reveal. Her stories crack open the surface of relationships, exposing the silent wars waged inside people’s minds and hearts. Through vulnerable characters navigating power, loneliness, and desire, she confronts what it means to be human when morality, memory, and intimacy collide. Her writing blurs the line between affection and obsession, fear and freedom. When she's not unearthing truths on the page, she's studying politics, crafting policy questions, or dreaming of rainy cities where her books might someday find their home.
Nikola thought romances only happens in books she read. Turns out, it's about to happen to her life, too, as she meets two boys that will definitely drive her crazy. Nikola's confused about her feelings for Scion. They were both crazy for each other, but neither of them knew if it is true love or it's just the need to satisfy themselves?
Then one day, things just started falling apart when she meets Maxwell.
(Beware of typos, and grammatical errors in this book. The author of this book doesn't really know how to write. Cheers.)
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