Most epistolary books are irritating. This one, thanks to Virginia Evans’ quite capable prose and a terrific team of voice actors (led by Maggie-Meg Reed who deserves an EGOT for her performance here) is not. It’s delightfully engaging and hard to put down. I think it, and Ms, Van Antwerp, will stay with me for..
I just loved it all. Cried for Sybil as she desperately tried to make amends.
Review from Maybe This Time →
Great read! Upbeat, wholesome, funny, overall really great story and wonderfully performed. Very highly recommend and I would even read again and again!
Review from The Correspondent →
I was caught up in every letter. The characters were so realistic. I learned something about myself.
Review from The Correspondent →
This is the best audiobook I’ve ever listened to. The story is beautiful, compelling and the cast of narrators is stellar! I didn’t want it to end.
I had a good time with this one, and flew through it! Narration was killer and a really solid storyline!
Review from Maybe This Time →
Loved the humorous dialog, excellent voice acting and genuinely heartwarming story. I couldn’t stop listening.
Review from Love, Mom →
Some things were corny and parts didn’t need to even written in, for example the whole investigator convo with Mackenzie when she is trying to get home to investigate further. There wasn’t anything written after that about him and She did everything herself so he never even had to be brought in. The story kept..
Review from Love, Mom →
This book solidly kept my interest all the way to the end. The narrators are all great.
Exquisite writing, perfect voices, the joys and pains of life beautifully expressed through the lost art of letter writing.