Review: Overwhelming imagery and a heart-rending story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
Traveling back to Colorado with Sarah and Henry made me want to take a trip to Colorado. The imagery that the author shares with us has awakened my memories as a child travling to Colorado with my parents to visit relatives. The single most impressive thing was the train ride to Silverton, Colorado and the majestic mountains and trees that made me gape in awe. I remember the smell of them, the greenery (living in the desert makes you appreciate all the colors of green so much more), to the feel of the soot in my hair from the coal driven train. All of this came alive again for me with the journey back to Colorado written by Ms. Rye. Thank you for that.Memories. The single most important thing that I would never want to lose. Things are just that...things. But memories? You can never replace them, yes, you might lose some of them as you get older & wiser or replace them with different ones, but you will always have them. Sarah. William. Adley. A heart cannot forget that it's been in love, that it has been crushed, that it has lost, that it is missing something. Will hearts that remember each other help or hurt further?I made myself wait overnight to write the review. This story is resonating so loudly in my heart that to write it directly after finishing it would give it no justice, nor any to the author.