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This brought to life the flu pandemic of 1918. So many similarities to the recent Covid pandemic. This family’s story of tragedy, resilience and hope was endearing and unforgettable.

Love this author and her books. There is always a good twist. Keep em coming Susan!

Story is beautiful, sappy, disturbing, and sad all at once. The narrator was great also. Recommend

Emi and her best friend Charlotte are housesitting for the summer while working as production interns on a movie set. A mystery letter sets the young women on a journey that ends with Ava, a deceased movie star’s secret granddaughter. Abandoned and homeless, Ava attracts Emi’s attention but complications arise. EVERYTHING LEADS TO YOU reminded..

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I did not know this story at all and I enjoyed learning about this part of history, but honestly, I returned this book with only an hour left to finish. I just couldn’t do it. It’s too sad!!

I really liked that Ally was pregnant. Possibly having a boy. Naming him or her Sam.I felt really sad that Sam had to die.

it was interesting and well written, also very well read. not too long but long enough.

I wish it was longer I didn’t want it to end this was o r of the best books I gave read

I can just see a predator using this story to validate their grooming of little girls. This is an irresponsible story and am surprised it was published. I kept waiting for an ethical true up, but no.

anyone who has struggled and survived through the horrors that lifestyle brings knows that along the way you will, if you are lucky, make some special connections that will help you to make it through what you have been dealt. and those connections are not always aligned with what society says is proper – I..

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