What stood out most was how personal and raw the suspense felt, almost like reading someone’s darkest confessions. The narration captured every ounce of tension, making the relationships feel chillingly real. It was equal parts emotional and unsettling, pulling me deeper with every chapter. A slow build that pays off with intensity.
Review from Love, Mom →
I thought it was a fun read. Even though this isn’t my usual genre, the story pulled me in and I ended up really enjoying the world the Iliana created.
Review from Love, Mom →
The beginning felt really slow, and the narration was just okay at first. But as the story went on, it picked up with some great twists that completely made up for the start. The ending was satisfying and wrapped things up nicely.
What an interesting book ! The entire story is from the perspective of letters written to and from a number of people – a little bit of love later on in the winter of one’s life and filled complex emotional twists… I enjoyed all the different narrators who read all the letter writers parts! Really..
Review from The Correspondent →
I couldn’t wait to hear what happened, in the words of the main character. Engrossing
Review from Love, Mom →
This was certainly a fantastic book and it had me wondering and listening the whole time! Must read!
Review from The Correspondent →
This book will make you laugh and cry. Recommending listening at 1.2 speed. Audio brings the story to life.
Review from Love, Mom →
This was a really good book. The story was fresh and smart and the narration was great. The only small problem I had was that it was sometimes hard for me to follow the characters.
Dearest readers- Take a pause from the noise and pain of the world and step into The Correspondent. This is not just a book—it is an experience. Through Ms. van Antwerp’s words, and through the incredible narration that delivers them straight to the heart, you are invited into a wholesome, painful, and inspiring correspondence. Listening..
Review from The Correspondent →
This was a thought provoking, eloquent, timeless book. It’s like getting letters from your favorite people and hearing their most intimate thoughts. And you know it has to end, but I found myself wanting more. Much like life I guess