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Wonderful book, and a better listen than read. The cast is outstanding and they really help tell the story.

I enjoyed the storyline and the ending pulled all of the weird twists and turns together in a very satisfying way. Performance was well done.

A fantastic book in a very original and eloquent format. I’ve read the reviews and I agree with everyone who gave it five stars. I’m a woman of roughly the same age as the protagonist, and I found the book to address the issues my friends and I discuss with great sensitivity. I truly enjoyed..

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I found it wasn’t u til the end that there was much self reflection or the story really developed. It was hard to get through some of the mundane parts. Well written but not something I can say I’d recommend.

Virginia Evans skillfully develops her characters and tells their stories through their letters to each other. I found myself caught up in their story

Enjoyed learning about her life through the letters. Surprising to see how being adopted effects the opinion of herself

It said that it was a Gothic tale which it really is not. I really do hope that’s a misprint. I’d say it was a kind of a mystery. Almost like a soap opera mystery. But I enjoyed it. It passed the time. The performances were good and the story was interesting enough. I like..

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Unbeatable Narration in audio book and very refreshing writing style. It feels like I am sitting next to Sybil as she writes and reads her correspondence.

I stayed engaged at time, but moslty it was just bable bable bable come on.

I genuinely enjoyed this book. At first I was a little apprehensive about it being from letters, and thinking it would lack depth. That’s not the case at all and it’s a fantastic story. The narrators for all the characters are wonderful! Highly recommend this book.