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This is by far my 2025 best listen. The story was exceptional and the performers were outstanding. A story told through personal letters is a clever idea. Sybil was a deep, intelligent, accomplished, opinionated, humorous, witty, funny and deeply broken woman. I was drawn to her and the people she shared life with through letters…

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Everything about it, The story and the Narrator, it is captivating and I could not stop listening.

Congratulations to the writer! Was a unique experience to listen to the story, Different voices, different stories all through correspondence with a well read but but very set in her ways and what was proper older woman … it kept your attention and wanting to find out what next….Very entertaining

A book full of monologues. I don’t know that the story would have the same effect if written differently and I’m still glad I read this. It just that it was taxing in an odd way to not have conversations to relate to. Interesting, none the less.

I could not get through this. Very stuffy and self righteous. Maybe it’s gets better but I’ll never know.

What an unexpectedly tender, sad, and yet uplifting journey. I didn’t want to put it down.

The Correspondent exceeded my expectations. Lovely story that reveals how connections between peoples even in letters can be deep and enduring if the effort to keep the connection is made.

This story was the most beautiful story. The performance was stellar. Loved every moment of it.

As you follow along with Sybil throughout her lifetime through letters to her and from her it is heart breaking and heartwarming. So very well done. The narrations are what truly makes it shine. I highly recommend

This book was hard to get into. I almost gave up, but I’m so glad I didn’t. It turned out to be great.