"For Dawson Cole, the hallucinations began after the explosion on the platform, on the day he should have died." Chapter 1, pg. 9

"Maybe it was the intimate nature of his stories, or maybe her growing loneliness, but over time, Tuck became a sort of confidant to her as well, something Amanda could never have predicted." Chapter 2, pg. 33

"It was then, while Amanda was staring back at him from across the years, that he suddenly knew why Tuck Hostetler had insisted he come back home." Chapter 3, pg. 44

"He still loved her, she was certain of that now, and the realization was intoxicating. She knew it was wrong, and she tried to force the feeling away, but Dawson and their past had taken root once more, and she could no longer deny the simple truth that for the first time in years, she'd felt like she'd finally come home." Chapter 7, pg...