A follow-up novel to cult classic P.S I love you could have gone absolutely terribly however Cecelia Ahern has managed to pull it off spectacularly.
We rejoin Holly six years after she received the final letter from her husband Gerry who had died from cancer and having taken the courage to go out and find a new life she finds herself drawn back in by a club inspired by Gerrys letters.
This book is truly about love, life and loss as Ahern once again deals with losing loved ones and what we leave behind us. You really can't fault her development of the emotions of that characters.
Another great thing about this novel is that you don't necessarily need to have read the first book to enjoy it yet I recommend you do to make this heartbreaking novel even better.
A stark reminder to love the life you have and it is a sequel that is a masterpiece in its own right.
We rejoin Holly six years after she received the final letter from her husband Gerry who had died from cancer and having taken the courage to go out and find a new life she finds herself drawn back in by a club inspired by Gerrys letters.
This book is truly about love, life and loss as Ahern once again deals with losing loved ones and what we leave behind us. You really can't fault her development of the emotions of that characters.
Another great thing about this novel is that you don't necessarily need to have read the first book to enjoy it yet I recommend you do to make this heartbreaking novel even better.
A stark reminder to love the life you have and it is a sequel that is a masterpiece in its own right.