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A review by aleawrites
Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowley
5.0
I started this on January 22nd, 2020 at 8:00 PM. In-between sobs and desperate phone calls, I finished it on January 23rd, 2020 at 2:55 AM.
I started flipping through the pages because I wanted to distract myself, as one does after they’d just gotten into an argument with their significant other. It ended up serving as the opposite: a reminder. Of all the things I love that are too lengthy to list but mostly my love for words, my fiancé, and our daughter.
My heart hurts in the way that I can only describe when I look at the two people I love most in the world and a book hasn’t made feel like that in a long time.
I’ll be reading it again tomorrow, once the stinging in my eyes has subsided, though this time, with a pen in hand.
I started flipping through the pages because I wanted to distract myself, as one does after they’d just gotten into an argument with their significant other. It ended up serving as the opposite: a reminder. Of all the things I love that are too lengthy to list but mostly my love for words, my fiancé, and our daughter.
My heart hurts in the way that I can only describe when I look at the two people I love most in the world and a book hasn’t made feel like that in a long time.
I’ll be reading it again tomorrow, once the stinging in my eyes has subsided, though this time, with a pen in hand.