The Valiant Sea
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  • Reads 442
  • Votes 33
  • Parts 13
  • Time 3h 38m
Ongoing, First published Jun 05, 2013
Ariana Hawkins was 15 years old. Like most girls around her age she had long hair, hers in chestnut curls that framed her pale cheeks. Her hazel eyes were enhanced by dark and long lashes. 

But, her life wasn't like most other girls her age. At school, she was segregated and bullied daily, for some thing she didn't do wrong. And, she lived in a broken home and to top that off her only supportive figure, her older brother Michael, had just been lost in a car accident. 

Every day was a challenge for Ari. For more reasons than one. Now, she would have to face them alone. 

Introduce a new family, who help her see things better. 

Maybe, one day life Ariana could find herself?

(This is not the best description. But I know the book is better! Well, I hope it is...)
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"Damn it, Mason, you can't fix me. I'm not some used car that needs an oil change." I'm standing at the edge of my driveway. If I take one step towards that house, then I go back to my life. The life I've had since Mason left. Since he abandoned me. If I turn around. If I take one second to look into his eyes. I don't think I'll be able to resist throwing myself in his arms. "I'm shattered, Mason. Like a dusty vase that's been ignored for too long." "You know the best thing about broken vases, Mel? You just need three things to make them whole." I decide to go along with his speech. "Faith, trust, and pixie dust?" I muse. "Tape, glue, and someone willing to fix it. And I'm right here, Mel."