I don't know if it's the British accent, or the book in general but it feels a lot like a Doctor Who episode where the Doctor never comes and people have to deal with things themselves. I loved literally everything about this, and would highly recommend.

I don't normally write reviews on here but I'm absolutely in love with this book. It is so beautifully dark. If you have a side that's both drawn to and scared of the dark depths of the sea, this might be for you. It is also so casually yet unapolagetically lesbian. I truly love how the banality of madness in an impossible situation is depicted. Beautiful.

mostly about grief and not being able to let go and accept that a loved one is gone. not for me unfortunately

5/5 çok kişisel bir yerlerden vuruldum

4.5

The writing style is nice, but the storyline was dragged off for so long while the writer described the relationship between the two main characters “two women”. Which was boring. The actual story is in the last 20 pages of the book and it is terrible and depressing . The ending has no power and is just a waste of time. Don’t recommend to anyone.

Ne oluyor demeye kalmadan bitti. Aman ha deniz kenarında sahilde dinleyeyim demeyin. Ürperdim düşününce.

i've always thought of the ocean as a terrifying pit of doom but julia armfield manages to make it even more frightening i'm legit spooked right now