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Loved it. Virginia Evans brings the characters to life, a story of grief and how one moves on or does not

The book starts out slow, but then is the most incredible story of an incredible life with incredible characters, and you just fall into step and feel part of the family

I enjoyed all of the “side stories” that this book had. Basam and the Dean for example. Interesting way to develop the main character.

Love how this book was. Written. You could really visualize the characters and how they intertwined

The characters were beautifully narrated. Indint think inwood have enjoyed this if I read the text

I hope you thoroughly enjoy this book as I did. It’s so much more than correspondence.

Slow at first, but once the characters were developed it was a very engaging, enjoyable,, and relatable read. Hard to put down.

This is one of the most absorbing books I’ve listened to. The only thing missing was the text, to read alongside.

Although it took a short while to understand that the story unfolds as written letters and emails to various characters it was a genius way of communicating this incredible life of Sybil. I thoroughly enjoyed it and was “moved” like the main character reading another novel I also loved by Larry McMurtry. Highly recommend this..

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Had me riveted from chapter one. Loved the story & narration. I didn’t guess where this was going at all. Excellent book.