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Virginia Evans has woven words together that transcend a “story.” Sybil Van Antwerp’s lifetime of correspondence will remain with me for quite some time.Beautifully written. Beautifully narrated. Simply… beautiful.💔❤️

Brilliant! Wonderful and refreshing writing; reading interlocking letters was a nice change of pace. Tender character development.

I liked the irony of the honest implied critical negativity, it was human and intriguing.

I read this book then read it again. Back to back. I cannot recommend it strongly enough. Excellent story and narrators.

I enjoyed the idea of listening to actual correspondence between and among the book characters. It was a different way to gain insights into relationships that frequently led to honest self examination, and better understanding of one another. The book emphasized the importance and value of the written word. Overall, a good read.

This book is amazing. Reading this books depicts the human condition. Good people, striving to be better yet, regrets are inevitable. I feel in love with the characters. The author did such a wonderful job of developing them. I feel like I know them. It was so fun the way other great books are just..

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This lovely story took me on a heartfelt emotional roller coaster. It hit home like a few books have. I loved the flow of this book. Loved the narration. Highly recommend. I will be thinking about this book for months to come.

Terrible. Don’t get the hype at all. I also hated the audible version where she read the address each time.

I liked the entire book. The readers did a great job. I’m glad I read it.

Really enjoyed this book, reminds me that we shouldn’t get too smart as a society and people that we forget to communicate by letters.