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This is the bone-chilling, enchanting thriller that I’ve been seeking out throughout my reads this year. Not only does this novel take you on an adventure, but it leaves you with lessons you’ll see within yourself and your dearest loved ones around you. With love, there is loss because hurt is simply a part of the package. It is what you do with that hurt that truly matters.

“She nods. She looks lost, so lost, like she’ll never find her way home again. And I can’t go with her, can’t lead her back to us. Even if I could, I don’t have a map to her grief. That’s the thing about losing someone. It’s a landscape no one’s familiar with, and it’s never the same for two people. We’re all alone in our loss, without a map, without a companion. It’s the loneliest thing there is.” — Shady Grove in The River Has Teeth (Erica Waters, p. 79)

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