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Lovely way to tell a simple story of humanity. Lets us peer into another soul and work through grief alongside her. Sybil would have loved Audible and the excellent narrators dripping stories like hers into our ears and right to our hearts.

Fantastic story, awesome twists, nice pacing. Just when you think you have it figured out, a new one comes your way.

I thought the story was mostly predictable, and while the reader was good, the dialogue often seemed cliche and cheesy. Would not recommend.

This moving, beautiful story was brought to listening “life” by an incredible cast. Highly recommend!

I enjoyed the way the story was told through the correspondences of the main character.

Loved it! Wasn’t sure about audio vs reading but it was great. Highly recommend, well done!

When I began this audio book, I actually thought I might not be able to complete it because of the writing format. Since it is written in the form of letters, it was difficult at first to keep track of the characters. Given time, it was no longer difficult to differentiate characters, as each storyline..

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It was initially hard to get into, but then it soon ebbed and flowed with life. I find myself feeling melancholy and wishing I were a writer. I dream of drafting letters to family and friends, and give up for loss of what to say. This book encourages me to try again.

The author brilliantly used a difficult format of correspondence to craft a beautiful story of love, loss, grief, and forgiveness. The characters are complex and well-developed. The performance just fantastic! I truly enjoyed the production!

I really liked the friendship,the unexpected, between Estelle and Helen. Mallory and Aiden’s unexpected ending with Estelle