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A review by discoveringpeace
Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life: A Memoir by Delia Ephron
5.0
I’m so grateful for audiobooks. I couldn’t possibly have read this through all my tears. Suspenseful. Heart-wrenching. Agonizing. Hopeful. A lingering ache—it’s impossible to believe such pain can live alongside such enduring love and beauty. What a life.
Absolutely beautiful.
“No one can truly know the answer to the question, What will you do when you lose the person you love?”
“The silence in the apartment is loud.”
“Now he wasn't going to be here to love me or to talk to me. To have conversations with me about everything.
Stuff. What was on his mind.”
“He was my true home. My first safe place.”
“I've gotten to make my living by my imagination. That's a lovely thing.”
Absolutely beautiful.
“No one can truly know the answer to the question, What will you do when you lose the person you love?”
“The silence in the apartment is loud.”
“Now he wasn't going to be here to love me or to talk to me. To have conversations with me about everything.
Stuff. What was on his mind.”
“He was my true home. My first safe place.”
“I've gotten to make my living by my imagination. That's a lovely thing.”