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This was my first book on Audible and my first Iliana Zander book and both were great!

Fun and unrealistic story. I really don’t like the female narrator’s man voice, it makes me cringe so badly.

I almost think this should be a YA novel. I wasn’t expecting that and so was fairly disappointed. Dragged on for me.

I never write reviews but this was the best book I’ve read in a while & I read all the time. It was so good, I finished in two days! Could not stop listening. From page 1, never a lull in the story & continuous twists & turns. You just can’t wait to see what..

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The narration was just fantastic. Love the perspective of story telling through letters. Although very much a tale of how grief shapes our lives and can hold us back, it shows how we can change and move forward. It reminds how seemingly small acts, and also larger ones, can profoundly impact others

Didn’t leave you guessing for too long! Kept you on the edge of your seat

Holy cow I couldn’t stop listening to this story. The story took a few unbelievable turns and I needed to know what happened!! I highly recommend this book.

A new classic to revisit often. A truly beautiful novel. I will be thinking about Sybil for a long time. So much to think about.

It also makes the entire story feel weak, maudlin, and overly unrealistic. It’s basically a lifetime movie in book form. The voice artists do a good job but not phenomenal. I wouldn’t recommend this book to anyone. Without giving any spoilers- it’s dumb. It’s predictable. There’s no set up, there’s no payoff. Xander seems to..

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‘Love, Mom’ by Iliana Xander came highly recommended by a close friend when I mentioned my interest in thrillers and my desire to explore new authors. From the very first page, Xander captivated me with her gripping storytelling and well-drawn characters. The plot unravels with a perfect blend of tension and suspense with each letter..

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