Letters to the lost

Well that was a dud. I thought it had been written in the early 2000s when everyone was fascinated with dual timelines, old letters and lost loves. Then I could have forgiven it. Instead it was written in 2015. That means it had over a decade to read all the other identical stories before being written. If you like the premise, just watch Letters to Juliet with Amanda Seyfried. It's a very similar plot and you can finish it in just under 2 hours.

I'm not one for romances, but I really enjoyed this in spite of that (I think if you like romance, you'll like the romance-y bits). I found myself really wanting to know what happened next and find out the mystery. The only thing I didn't like about it was that I felt the antagonist was viewed through a modern day lens and so was cut more slack than they deserved. I would definitely read more from this author (and watch it if they made this i to a movie lol).