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Highly recommend. Really enjoyed how the main character’s deep humanity unfolded over the various letters. It was moving and wonderful.

The narration on this book was amazing. She did a fantastic job and made this book come alive. It was such a heart felt book that was beautifully written

I was irritated by all the dates or addresses and who from and who to on every correspondence.

OK…so a bit ago, I finished The Correspondent (audio) by Virginia Evans. It’s gotten great reviews, especially the audio version (and I can truly understand that). And for a first book, she’s certainly knocked it out of the part with such a clever concept. It’s called an epistolary novel in that the entirety of the..

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Loved the story written as the ongoing letters penned by Sybil. This is so refreshing in a time when very few people write letters anymore. I think this book is best enjoyed listened to versus reading.

I have read over 90 books this year and this one was the best! Perfect for a bookclub.

Interesting storyline. Did not like the main character at all. Good writing. Story let her flaws unfold.

definitely one of my new top 10 favorite books of all time. I think I’ll have to buy the print version of the book to learn how to write letters. fabulous! thank you

The real feeling of the story and how the letters became more than words on a page. They captured a life.

Wonderful life reflection tale formatted in a unique way. Love the way the story unfolds through letters. Tear jerking here and there. I’m now inspired to get some fancy stationary!