Flock
Kate Stewart, 2020
A modern romance of first desire, dangerous charisma and the summer that changes everything—for readers who like their love stories raw, reckless and impossible to put down.
Feels like longing, passion and melancholy. About love, memory and solitude.
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Why the stories that wreck us are the ones we keep.
My favorite books, love songs, movies, the ones that resonated with me, have kept me grieving long after I turned the last page, the notes faded out, or the credits rolled. Kate Stewart.Kate Stewart first published Flock independently in 2020; the Ravenhood trilogy became a word-of-mouth favorite among romance readers online.
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- What is Flock like?
- Feels like longing, passion and melancholy. About love, memory and solitude.
- What should I read after Flock?
- If you liked Flock, try Magnolia Parks (Jessa Hastings), It Ends with Us (Colleen Hoover) and Norwegian Wood (Haruki Murakami).
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Can you die from a broken heart, do you know? And if I did and they cut me wide open, would I bleed loving him? When they lift my heart out of my chest cavity to weigh it, does it weigh the same as his top lip? Is his name carved into my third rib to the left? Bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh. He’s killing me. Loving him is killing me too, and I’m afraid because how many loves really, do you get in a lifetime? How many chances do you give it before you let it go?
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Some love stories are made mostly of the time in between.
I fell in love with her when we were together, then fell deeper in love with her in the years we were apart. Our story has three parts: a beginning, a middle, and an end. And although this is the way all stories unfold, I still can’t believe that ours didn’t go on forever.
Dear John · Nicholas Sparks
Some love feels less like a shelter than a match.
Maybe this isn’t the kind of love that deserves to exist. Maybe it’s the kind that wars start over. The kind that topples empires and never leaves the world better than it found it.
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