I was so excited to read this book. I adored PS I love you and as with many books was left wanting to know how life planned out.
I started the book and found Holly with a new partner and wasn’t sure I was happy about this. I wondered if having a sequel so late on was actually a good thing. But then I read on and fell in love with the whole book as much as the original! The book works through all the issues of should Holly move on, how should she do this and what does it mean for her love of Gerry.
The book is so moving and had me in the at a but also in fits of laughter. The characters are so vivid that I imagine myself in the room with Holly trying to balance a letter on the hands of a corpse!!
The topic of this book is heartbreaking but I love how Holly, with support from her friends and family, works through all the issues and finds the path that is right for her. I love how we learn more about Holly and Gerry as well as learning about Holly and Gabriel and how the intertwining of the two shows that love is amazing and is somehow not diminished but made greater by Holly moving on.
I loved it!
I started the book and found Holly with a new partner and wasn’t sure I was happy about this. I wondered if having a sequel so late on was actually a good thing. But then I read on and fell in love with the whole book as much as the original! The book works through all the issues of should Holly move on, how should she do this and what does it mean for her love of Gerry.
The book is so moving and had me in the at a but also in fits of laughter. The characters are so vivid that I imagine myself in the room with Holly trying to balance a letter on the hands of a corpse!!
The topic of this book is heartbreaking but I love how Holly, with support from her friends and family, works through all the issues and finds the path that is right for her. I love how we learn more about Holly and Gerry as well as learning about Holly and Gabriel and how the intertwining of the two shows that love is amazing and is somehow not diminished but made greater by Holly moving on.
I loved it!