Rev and Emma meet during a chance encounter, confiding in one another and revealing secrets neither of them have told anyone else.

Her seemingly cold mother doesn’t support Emma’s dreams of being a coding master and her developer father, whom she adores, doesn’t make time for her. Soon, Emma’s home life starts to unravel, amplifying the stress in her life. This friend acts as a protector when another player starts sending sexually and emotionally abusive messages to Emma. She’s made friends with many of them but it’s one friendship that means the most. As sixteen, she’s developed and designed her own online game that has several players.

Old wounds are reopened when his parents take in another young teen with similar issues, causing Rev’s emotional strength to crack and fears of becoming like his father spill through.Įmma has her own set of problems. His foster parents-and now adoptive parents-brought him into their home, sheltering him from experiencing further physical pain but the memories of his childhood still haunt him. Readers who loved Juliet and Declan will rejoice because they do make several appearances in More Than We Can Tell. I haven’t read Letters to the Lost yet, so if you haven’t read it rest assured that this is a complete standalone from that story.Īs a young child, Rev was physically and mentally abused by his father. MORE THAN WE CAN TELL is a story about life’s brokenness, the heartfelt journey to healing, first love, and mending family ties. This contemporary young adult romance is a companion to last year’s Letters to the Lost. I appreciate my readers and make it my goal to be upfront and honest. This small income goes back into my blog, so I can continue to create fun content for you. In plain English, this means that I may receive a small commission (at no cost to you) if you purchase something through the links provided. Affiliate Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links.

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