Letters to the Lost

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Second, I loved and felt for Declan so much but it took about the first 30 pages for Juliet and myself to get on the wrong side of each other. Now, after I have installed the Operating System, it only recognizes the one hard drive that I put the Operating System on, (the C drive).

She’s hurting, and her mother’s passing is recent, so she lashes out constantly, whether it’s at Declan, her father, or her friends.Iona Grey's prose is warm, evocative, and immediately engaging; her characters become so real you can't bear to let them go. To make a claim for a Yodel parcel, you’ll need an account with the company, and the reference number for the sent item. So much so that I wanted to skip all her POVs and only read Declan’s but I get stressed out about skipping parts in books so I pushed through it by the skin of my teeth.

I don’t know what the point of this story is, except maybe to say that sometimes you get to a point where it hurts too much, and you’ll do anything to get rid of the pain. Okay seriously, this book is emotional torture because what they talk about is just so deep, sad, but so so inspiring. However, the reality seems to be much more mundane, with representatives from the Northern Irish warehouse saying that it’s rare that valuable items end up in storage.

You can support someone through this type of loss with compassion, a listening ear, and so much more. What I loved most about this book is that our two character's didn't need love, sex or romance to help them move on and feel better. Of course, I can’t review this book without talking about Declan’s best friend, Rev, who is hilarious, awkward, precious, and a delightful addition to every scene he’s in. I read Rev’s book before this one, so I already kind of knew Declan, but I loved seeing more of his story. And while he had his best friend with him, without parental support when they actually do exist, how lonely and sad is that?