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Very boring story. I kept listening thinking it would get better. It didn’t. It was a waste of time and money.

I loved the creativity of the book; it really draws you in with multiple story lines. You can see Sybil writing all those letters in your mind

Do you ever feel like writing a letter? By the end of this stellar story, you will!The cast of narrators brings this enormous cast of characters to life. A story that addresses a life well lived yet full of heartache and loss and a reminder that it is never too late to grow, change and..

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I loved the story and the voices were spectacular. Absolutely wonderful! Sorry if I’m not a writer just a reader.

Well written, lovely story, perfect voices for each and every character. Would recommend to any reader

I love this book. The format is very different, but the story revealed so much about how we live our lives. So many times no one else knows what’s in our hearts. Well done.!

I could identify with the character. Highly recommend, especially for women like me who do not like to write letters. I am more motivated to do some of the future.

I liked this story it kept me reading and wanting more but I was so disappointed with the ending. The need to tie up all of the loose ends was yes twisty, but lacked meaning and luster. I thought it could have been more detailed. Also I wish the story wasn’t told through the daughter’s..

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although based entirely up on correspondence, the use of a variety of voices in addition to the narrator enhance this story.

Virginia Evans developed her characters so beautifully! I loved how we wound deeper into meaningful life, considered the power of “I’m sorry,” and the profound nature of being known and loved.