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Started slow and I didn’t think I would like it but glad I stuck with through until the end. Many layers to this story. Thoroughly enjoyed it and narrations were excellent.

The beautiful wording of her letters was beautiful to hear. It was great to hear how she tailored letters on the same subject to different people. Loved the different voices on audible.

Absolutely loved this book! Narration was impeccable, characters and development touching. Just a beautifully written book (so happy I listened to it on Audible!)!

I loved the story being told via correspondence! Audible was an ideal way to “read” this book.

It’s heartwarming to be reminded of the power of letter writing. In this day and age, it is so easy to forget. The balance between characters/narrators kept me “turning the page”. I tremendously enjoyed diving into this novel.

I like the different approach of the book is literally letters not a story Dislike well it took me a while to get interested and parts were slow but then overall how it all entwined and the story of life goes

Book Review: *The Correspondent* by Virginia Evans Finished *The Correspondent* by Virginia Evans. I **do recommend it**, though it wasn’t my favorite. What I appreciated **1) The writing.** I genuinely liked Evans’ prose. It felt well matched to both the structure and the themes the novel was aiming for. **2) The epistolary structure.** I enjoyed..

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Amazing amazing- my title says it all but this is a keeper. Thank you thank you, Ms Evans!!

Well, the premise was great, there were two thorns that stuck in my side about this story. The first is that the exact date and time and address was given before every single letter. All I understand this puts it in context, it could’ve been done it in an abbreviated way and was tiresome. The..

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Took awhile to adjust to the beginning of each chapter (letter) but the story was a moving one.