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“I think there are plenty of people out there, men and women both, who have pined over someone who is unattainable â€� only to have their heart broken time and again.”
― Melissa Hill, Summer in Sorrento

“Life’s too short. You can’t change the past, but you can decide how you want to live in the future. Your father no longer has power over you. Unless you give it to him.”
― Holly Greene, Summer in Sorrento

“I think maybe you should focus on your own feelings about your father, and not project your worries over your mother into it. What happens if you allow this grudge to fester? Let me tell you. He dies. And whatever sins he’s committed in his life, whatever bad judgment or bad choices he made, that all dies with him. If you are religious, then you have your own beliefs over what happens after that. If you’re not, his life becomes dust. But Jacob, you get to live. And that hate, those bad feelings you carry? That festers and grows and soon overpowers you. It becomes part of you—and then, well, maybe you aren’t any better than your father. But he’s gone—and you’re walking the earth with blackness inside that threatens the very happiness you could achieve in your life. Just forgive your father, Jacob. You don’t have to profess your love to him. You don’t have to cry by his bedside. But forgive. And let those bad feelings die when he does.â€� Jacob”
― Holly Greene, Summer in Sorrento

“No one deserves to be put through such an ordeal, to feel like you have to watch the love of your life get married, just to find closure.”
― Melissa Hill, Summer in Sorrento

“I suppose I am a glutton for punishment really, voluntarily attending a wedding to watch the love of my life marry another woman.”
― Melissa Hill, Summer in Sorrento