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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled How to Save a Life about HEAs, Love with the genre: Romance, Paranormal.
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conversations.value: I write romances with flawed characters, characters with artistic hearts: builders, poets, and writers of various makes and models. I love to write book lovers; those who have found refuge, companionship, and escape in books, much as we do in real life. I like realism, honesty, authenticity in storytelling. I love to write about enduring love, soul-deep love, in as real a setting as I can make, but with big smooshy HEAs. I believe in diversity, open-mindedness, and inclusion. I like sweetness mixed with steam, love conquering all, and above all, hope. Love always wins.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: I love to write book lovers; those who have found refuge, companionship, and escape in books, much as we do in real life. I like realism, honesty, authenticity in storytelling. I love to write about enduring love, soul-deep love, in as real a setting as I can make, but with big smooshy HEAs. I believe in diversity, open-mindedness, and inclusion. I like sweetness mixed with steam, love conquering all, and above all, hope. Love always wins.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled How to Save a Life.
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conversations.value: How to Save a Life (Grey's Anatomy): The episode opens with a flashback of a five year old Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) lost in a park.\nThe Chief of Neurosurgery at Grey-Sloan Memorial, dr Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), leaves Grey and their two children to go to Washington to resign from the President's brain mapping project.\nWhile she is at Grey-Sloan, Grey returns a call from Shepherd as he drives to the airport, and the two speak briefly until his phone loses its signal.\nShortly thereafter, Shepherd witnesses a road accident and stops to help the victims.\nHe rescues a young girl named Winnie (Savannah Paige Rae), and helps her mother who has a dislocated leg.\nWith assistance from Winnie, he rescues another couple from their car right before it explodes, and offers them emergency medical care.\nParamedics arrive at the scene and transport the victims to a nearby medical health facility at Dillard.\nShepherd returns to his car and stops briefly in the middle of the road to answer his cell phone.\nWhile doing so, his car is hit by a semi-trailer truck.\nShepherd is transported to the same hospital at Dillard, with multiple fractures, internal injuries, and loss of speech.\nHis thoughts are verbalized through narration.\nShepherd realizes that he needs a CT scan for his head injury, but cannot tell the ER staff.\nInstead, they transport him to the operating room to address his abdominal injuries.\nBy the time of the surgery, Shepherd is certain that he will die as his hemorrhage will not be discovered in time.\nOne of his doctors, dr Penelope Blake (Samantha Sloyan), wants to perform a CT, but is dismissed by an ignorant senior.\nThe hospital's neurosurgeon takes over an hour to arrive, and by the time he arrives Shepherd is already brain dead.\nHe dismisses Blake, who was the only doctor on Shepherd's case to have devised the right treatment plan.\nShortly after arriving at the hospital with Bailey and Zola, Grey is informed by the surgeons that they tried everything to save her husband's life.\nGrey points out that they should have ordered a head CT, much to Blake's dismay.\nShe condescendingly reviews all of her options with the doctor in-charge of Shepherd's case, before signing the papers to authorize the removal of his life support.\nBlake tearfully apologizes to a forbearing Grey, who then returns to his hospital room to say a final goodbye to Shepherd.\nThis is accompanied by a montage of the happy moments from their relationship.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about HEAs, Love.. Start with the sentence 'How to Save a Life (Grey's Anatomy): The episode opens with a flashback of a five year old Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) lost in a park'.
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conversations.value: How to Save a Life (Grey's Anatomy): The episode opens with a flashback of a five year old Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) lost in a park.\nThe Chief of Neurosurgery at Grey-Sloan Memorial, dr Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), leaves Grey and their two children to go to Washington to resign from the President's brain mapping project.\nWhile she is at Grey-Sloan, Grey returns a call from Shepherd as he drives to the airport, and the two speak briefly until his phone loses its signal.\nShortly thereafter, Shepherd witnesses a road accident and stops to help the victims.\nHe rescues a young girl named Winnie (Savannah Paige Rae), and helps her mother who has a dislocated leg.\nWith assistance from Winnie, he rescues another couple from their car right before it explodes, and offers them emergency medical care.\nParamedics arrive at the scene and transport the victims to a nearby medical health facility at Dillard.\nShepherd returns to his car and stops briefly in the middle of the road to answer his cell phone.\nWhile doing so, his car is hit by a semi-trailer truck.\nShepherd is transported to the same hospital at Dillard, with multiple fractures, internal injuries, and loss of speech.\nHis thoughts are verbalized through narration.\nShepherd realizes that he needs a CT scan for his head injury, but cannot tell the ER staff.\nInstead, they transport him to the operating room to address his abdominal injuries.\nBy the time of the surgery, Shepherd is certain that he will die as his hemorrhage will not be discovered in time.\nOne of his doctors, dr Penelope Blake (Samantha Sloyan), wants to perform a CT, but is dismissed by an ignorant senior.\nThe hospital's neurosurgeon takes over an hour to arrive, and by the time he arrives Shepherd is already brain dead.\nHe dismisses Blake, who was the only doctor on Shepherd's case to have devised the right treatment plan.\nShortly after arriving at the hospital with Bailey and Zola, Grey is informed by the surgeons that they tried everything to save her husband's life.\nGrey points out that they should have ordered a head CT, much to Blake's dismay.\nShe condescendingly reviews all of her options with the doctor in-charge of Shepherd's case, before signing the papers to authorize the removal of his life support.\nBlake tearfully apologizes to a forbearing Grey, who then returns to his hospital room to say a final goodbye to Shepherd.\nThis is accompanied by a montage of the happy moments from their relationship.