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Esha Jayawardana eshajayawardana — The art of letter writing....almost history. Whilst reading this I realised that in years to come I will not be able to recall those romantic texts or emails from my loved one, that get deleted at the press of a button. Kristina McMorris came up with the idea for this novel after sharing the love letters written by her grandparents during World War II. Chance meetings can reshape lives as told in this dramatic novel as it follows three room mates and their lives during World War II. Liz is betrothed to Dalton, her childhood sweetheart and her future seems to be all mapped out for her. Julia's boyfriend, Christian is in the Navy. She is close to his parents and his brother, Ian, and visits them whilst Christian is away at sea. Betty, happy go lucky, is about to go off to war to do her duty in the field hospitals. Before she goes she asks Liz to do her a little favour by writing a letter to the GI she danced with and gave her photo to on the night he left for Europe. Betty is not good at letter writing, and what harm can it do as he will never know Liz wrote the letter? The characters were exciting and lovable, the drama was fast paced and emotions ran high. Great observations of human emotion and how people react in troubled times to love and loss. Choices were made that maybe would have been different if it was not for fate bringing them together in wartime. This novel is full of romance, passion and is emotionally charged. I had trouble reading the last chapters through the tears. 5 out of 5 for me! Great summer read. Looking forward to seeing Kristina's next novel. Thank you to Avon for sending me a copy for review. This did not influence my review in any way

Ahmad Elmahdy mahdydesign — Funny, ironic and on-point.

Raven Nightingale dakotabranaec8 — I am not quite sure what exactly I was expecting from the book. Other than the fact that it made me gain back some much lost respect for medical professionals, his reflections and ideas were few and far between. Nevertheless, his observational and literary powers are incredible and one can truly get a general idea of life for the oppressed peoples of South America. All in all, worth the time.