I, and many others, have waited so long for a follow up to P.S. I Love You after we fell in love with both Holly and Gerry. The idea that the greatest love stories never end is a wonderful concept to keep someone going after they have lost the love of their life and certainly is a great enticement to the cover of this book and I cannot wait to read it and remeet all the characters.
The fact that life goes on without Gerry, even after his 12 letters have stopped, must be hard for Holly and especially as she sees all her friends carrying on with their lives, making families of their own and finding joy in it.
Holly has a new man Gabriel and is being asked to talk about death at her sister's charity shop 7 years after Gerry's death and finds out about the P.S. I Love You Club.
That's it, I am hooked and would love to read this wonderful continuation of one of my favourite books (and I must have to re-read it just in case I am lucky enough to win).
P.S. The film version of the book was really well done too, love Gerard Butler's interpretation of Gerry.
The fact that life goes on without Gerry, even after his 12 letters have stopped, must be hard for Holly and especially as she sees all her friends carrying on with their lives, making families of their own and finding joy in it.
Holly has a new man Gabriel and is being asked to talk about death at her sister's charity shop 7 years after Gerry's death and finds out about the P.S. I Love You Club.
That's it, I am hooked and would love to read this wonderful continuation of one of my favourite books (and I must have to re-read it just in case I am lucky enough to win).
P.S. The film version of the book was really well done too, love Gerard Butler's interpretation of Gerry.