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loved the letter writing, brought back memories of personal correspondence and inspired me to wrire to my very young great nieces who live at a distance away.

Just so human and heart warming …. I loved every word I wept . I felt like I was there, with Sybil, at her desk.

This has got it all! Laughter, heartache, joy, friendship, mother daughter conflict, love and everything in between.

Don’t go off the audible description— this story ended up being way better than I expected. Loved every second. Easy on the ears and lovable characters, fun storyline.

This book has been getting a lot of hype. Long and dreary. I disliked Sybil. Depressing.

So hard to get into or to care about these people. After an hour I decided I had enough. God bless all the people who loved this book. Me I only wish I could get my credit back.

The blending of lives was very well done. Enjoyed the character development.I did get tired of the repeating of addresses every time a letter started.

I wasn’t sure what I thought of the book at first but just like with people, and more time you spend with them you either get to like them a lot better or a lot less. With this story, I’m glad I spent the time.

Lack any real substance with a simplistic ending. The characters weren’t very developed and not very interesting

This is not a thriller, as advertised. It’s a cozy mystery. If you’re looking for a cozy mystery, I think you’ll enjoy it. If you are looking for a thriller, you’ll be disappointed as I was. . . I could not get past chapter 16 😔