More Than We Can Tell

I haven't written a review in a while. I think it's because how a book makes me feel cannot be expressed in words. It feels limiting, like nothing I write can possibly be accurate because there are hundreds of thoughts and feelings that a book gives me. But I LOVED this book and I wanted to let everyone know that.

“More Than We Can Tell” is sort of a sequel to “Letters to the Lost” but from the perspective of that book's protagonist's best friend. You don't really have to read

“... the Internet makes too many people loud, and too many people silent, but the loud people are all we hear. We have to ask questions to hear the silent people.”

This is a sequel of Letters to the Lost and delves into the life of Rev. I adored Rev in the first book and enjoyed following his journey, reading as he realizes his worth, that he is wanted and deserves to be happy.

Emma is wonderful cast alongside Rev. She is lost and hurting through most of the story but with Rev she finds a kindred spirit and together they find healing, friendship and love.