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HERE THEY ARE! The stunning paperback jackets for Ghosted and The Man Who Didn’t Call. GHOSTED is out now in paperback in the States. You can buy it in all the usual places. THE MAN WHO DIDN’T CALL is out July 25th in the UK.
I’ve loved all of my book jackets so far but these upgrades are so beautiful I hardly dare believe they’re mine. I DREAMED of book jackets like these!
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More books by Rosie Walsh…
“But if I had my time again, I would not have given up,” Granddad said. “I don’t believe that love is meant to be like an explosion. It is not meant to be dramatic, or ravenous, or any of the silly words ascribed by writers and musicians. But I do believe that when you know, you know. And I knew, and I let it go without any real sort of fight, and I will never forgive myself that.” He closed his eyes.”
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“Nineteen years since that day. Nineteen whole years! And I’m still looking for you. I will never stop looking for you.
Often you appear when I expect it least. Earlier today I was trapped in some pointless dark thought or other, my body clenched like a metal fist. Then suddenly you were there: a bright autumn leaf cartwheeling over a dull pewter lawn. I uncurled and smelled life, felt dew on my feet, saw shades of green. I tried to grab hold of you, that vivid leaf, cavorting and wriggling and giggling. I tried to take your hand, look straight at you, but like an optical black spot you slid silently sideways, just out of reach.
I will never stop looking for you.”
― Ghosted
Often you appear when I expect it least. Earlier today I was trapped in some pointless dark thought or other, my body clenched like a metal fist. Then suddenly you were there: a bright autumn leaf cartwheeling over a dull pewter lawn. I uncurled and smelled life, felt dew on my feet, saw shades of green. I tried to grab hold of you, that vivid leaf, cavorting and wriggling and giggling. I tried to take your hand, look straight at you, but like an optical black spot you slid silently sideways, just out of reach.
I will never stop looking for you.”
― Ghosted
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Topics Mentioning This Author
| topics | posts | views | last activity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Life of a Boo...: Monthly 5 Star Reads 2018 | 21 | 86 | May 31, 2018 05:30AM | |
| Ladies Who Read: Ghosted | 1 | 13 | Jul 02, 2018 07:46AM | |
| Busy as a Bee Books: Book of the Month - July 2018 | 21 | 15 | Jul 14, 2018 09:20PM |
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