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This book felt a little different than Lisa Unger’s other books, but was no less enjoyable and just as hard to put down. I enjoyed the multifaceted way women were portrayed throughout the book, as well as the herbology breakdown of flowers, plants, and their effects on the body.

Listening to all the addresses on audio. It’s a slow storyline. A unique way to tell a story just wasn’t for me.

At first, I was annoyed by the amount of voice actors, but They. Did. Not. Disappoint! The story was amazing. The actors were amazing. It kept me guessing all the way through.

The main character Sybil was a very interesting character. The voices were great. Interesting and kept my attention!

I’ll be honest I wasn’t loving it at the very beginning but found myself looking for any opportunity to read the next letter. So glad I listened, the actors voices, pauses, emotions were a big part of why I enjoyed so much. Story is one that gives me pause-in a good way. Lots to think..

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Loved the story and the narrators truly brought the story to life!! I would Highly recommend this book!!

At first I couldn’t get into the book but it got better and better. The more I listened and started to connect with the main character and figured out who she was corresponding with it all come together and the ending was worth it.

Very enjoyable story—I definitely did not expect it to go where it did! At times, parts were difficult to read, particularly the scenes in the cabin. Just a word of warning for highly empathetic readers or anyone sensitive to themes involving the mistreatment or neglect of vulnerable people, especially mothers during and after childbirth. That..

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It opened me up in spaces I did not know existed. Please publish another book soon!

I really enjoyed the narration of this book. Generally, I don’t like multiple readers, but it fit this book so well.