The plot of this book is so creative - as I've found all of the author's books I've read so far to be. I thought, however, that given the scope of the plot, the book could've been shorter. It seemed to drag on in the last quarter.

Another entertaining book in the series. The main character, Thomas, has shown growth both personally and professionally over time.

Debbie Macomber is a go to when I want a feel good easy read and this one does not disappoint. Chase and Maisy are destined to be together despite Chase's denial that anything Maisy says is relevant to his own life. Easy, fun read that satisfies the need for things to work out in the end.

I really enjoyed this book and felt like Sybil Antwerp was my friend by the end of the book. There were a few surprises in details she left out of early letters and her heartache and honesty in some of the letters made her seem real. I wish writing letters was still a thing but I'm not sure I'd ever be as open or committed to correspo

While some twists were surprising, I did figure out the ending. Overall, a quick read.

Yes, I kept yelling at the two main female characters for making a series of dumb decisions. YET, the author kept me trying to figure out what the twist(s) would be. After finishing the book, I read a few reviews on Goodreads that compared it very closely to Verity. Since I haven't read that, I didn't experience any "ripoff" anger!

Such a fun read! Violet and Nathaniel, as well as the rest of the characters, were a lot of fun to get to know!