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Allow the turn of the hourglass to take you one grain of sand closer to uncovering the mystery, as this story of love and loss is not what it seems. As your journey begins in 1742, linked by chains, coming and going with the tide, allow yourself to be taken by the hand of the characters. Linger within the words as you fall into the pages, for you will not be the only one in the unknown. Allow your imagination to open up to the uncertainty, knowing with each passing page you will come closer to understanding. But as you begin to read, see within the words clues that lead you through. It is not my job to spoil your adventure, but to show you how love and loss flows. Welcome in the tide of the ending that is but the beginning.

Dominic Petrossi has just opened the bookstore he always dreamt of, when the past comes to haunt his days of joy. A murdered priest twenty years ago. A case of abuse by a priest where his best friend Edmund accused Father Saint Pierre of shattering his childhood innocence. Edmund and Dominic, together, hatched a plan to expose the incriminated molester by setting a trap. But the events that transpired led Edmund to serve twenty years in jail for a crime he did not commit. Now, years later, Dominic has long forgotten about it, but then one day, a stranger walks into his bookstore and hands him a book with no details except for its title that reads, Truth, Redeemed. The book narrates a case very similar to that of him and Edmund. Dominic's peace is ruined once he remembers the incident from twenty years ago. Does Dominic's bookstore catch fire by accident or does someone set it ablaze? Who writes the letter to the archbishop that rakes up old grievances? What is the final plan to ruin Dominic?

As the moon grows from a sliver to a full moon, then waning til the dark night sky is empty again, so does love. Love Me Ugly expresses these different phases and layers of love, not only singing songs of happiness and contentment, but bringing light to the rawness it holds. The heart is not always telling of the blooming romance but also the destruction, the chaos, the thrill, the loneliness, the ugliness, all of it. Caitlin Davis-Ruiz presents her collection of poems conveying the message of empowerment around not so pretty thoughts and feelings, encouraging the reader to not be ashamed of all of who they are, and that the most important relationship of all, is the one you have with yourself.