he sequel to PS I love you, the story follows Holly as she has now moved on with her life, seven years after the death of her husband Gerry. Holly is contacted to support with other terminally ill people who would like to leave special letters for their loved ones and it challenges Holly to revisit her memories of Gerry and the letters he left.
I really enjoyed this book, and it was lovely to continue reading about Holly after also enjoying PS I love you. It was really refreshing to see Holly challenge her emotions about Gerry and the letters he left, particularly as all of her memories weren’t perfect.
It was emotions at parts, and there are trigger warnings for Illness and death but yet there was a real heartwarming thread throughout - Holly had been through one of the hardest things someone will ever go through yet slowly she built and reshaped a life for herself that she couldn’t have dreamed of before.
I really enjoyed this book, and it was lovely to continue reading about Holly after also enjoying PS I love you. It was really refreshing to see Holly challenge her emotions about Gerry and the letters he left, particularly as all of her memories weren’t perfect.
It was emotions at parts, and there are trigger warnings for Illness and death but yet there was a real heartwarming thread throughout - Holly had been through one of the hardest things someone will ever go through yet slowly she built and reshaped a life for herself that she couldn’t have dreamed of before.