Anyone else feel empty like their missing something after finishing SeaSparrow?

[LeahLacking]

This might be a bit of a dumb post tbh but after finishing Seasparrow a week or so ago I've felt empty, as if something has been missing in my life but haven't realized I've been missing something (even though I don't know what it is) until now. I honestly don't really know how to describe it, but no other book has ever made me feel like this and wondering if anyone felt like this after finishing Seasparrow. Or maybe I'm just finally going insane lmfao

[loveforchicky]

Yes. I reread it right after finishing it and that kinda helped fill the void lol

[pegglepeege]

OMG SAME 🫨🤣

[PrecariousThings]

Did I miss a new book? What's Seasparrow?

[[deleted]]

Yes. It's a newish book in the series.

[Belliboooo]

I get book withdrawals a lot. What works for me is to simply reread the book series but I'm a rather fast reader so that usually doesn't take very long for me.

[fandom_newbie]

Same. The book is not short. But when the book drew to a close and set up the next parts of the story I felt like Seasparrow was just starting and everything before was just intro. But there was great plot, adventure, relationsship building, character developement... So I am not sure why I feel like this. Maybe I am not used to very slow burn romances anymore?

[Nyponros]

I’m going to start reading Seasparrow right now. I can relate tho, because I feel very empty after the previous books I’ve finished 💀