All The Ways We Re Wrong
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All the Ways We're Wrong
“You made a list of reasons why you don’t want to have sex with me?” Ava Blum may be a sparkly, extroverted movie-star known for her extraordinary beauty, but the truth is much less glamorous. She’s a divorced, single mother with PTSD, low self-esteem, and a non-existent love life. Unable to shake the lasting effects of abuse, she grieves her fortieth birthday alone in a remote mountain cabin. Killian Kelly is a man of few words. Abandoned before he was three, he barely survived childhood. Thirty years later, he’s a bookish, outdoorsy engineer, who’s found peace in his well-ordered, solitary life working in national forests. When a mudslide buries Ava alive, Killian rescues her and guides her down the mountain. Surviving the wilderness together leads to an unexpected, inescapable bond. But they’re opposites with incompatible lives, and so they agree to go their separate ways. Instead, they fall into a reckless, passionate affair. Ava’s convinced she’s not good enough for love, and Killian doesn’t know what love is. When they can’t walk away, they have to decide whether anything right can come from all the ways they’re wrong. Tropes: * Forced proximity * Opposites attract * Grumpy/Sunshine * Fish out of water * Mountain man alpha hero * Rejected as unworthy by parents * Damsel in distress * Different worlds All the Ways We’re Wrong is a steamy contemporary romance containing descriptive love scenes and adult language. If you like smart stories with all the feels, from laughs to swoons to tears, read All the Ways We’re Wrong today.
The Great Endarkenment
Philosophers have not appreciated how pervasive and deep division of labor is, and consequently they have not noticed the many intellectual devices deployed in managing it. The Great Endarkenment makes the case that those devices are central pieces of puzzles that have traditionally been on philosophers' agendas.
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