I thought this was an excellent story and certainly would recommend it.

This book tugged at my heart a little. Because I have a true story similar to it. I met my guy at the age of 12 and he was 16. We dated for 2 years. My dad tore us apart but I didn’t know that until a few months ago when I found my guy through social media. I am now 36 and he is 40. He would write me letters and draw me pictures when we were kids. I held on to them for years until I was 23. I thought I was never going to see him again and I didn’t want a reminder because it hurt to much. Everything is better now. We both have had kids. We both are still in love with each other. But with everything going on in my life right now we can’t be together, I am going to say yet.

Loved this. Such a sweet story.

Beautifully written book. I fell in love with the characters from the start and could not stop reading. I think I finished the whole book in a span of three days which is shocking because of how busy my schedule is. Highly recommend to everyone, regardless of age. Hands down one of my new favorites!

An old letter found in the lining of her grandmother’s old dresser drawer leads to a search for answers. Who is Jo, the person to whom the letter was written. The address is in a town where Madeline’s grandmother had lived as a young girl. It was signed only with O. But, Maddie had some time off from her very demanding job & needed something to keep her time occupied. The mystery of the letter intrigued her. This book is the quest to figure out how the letter wound up hidden in her grandmother’s furniture & why. A trip to Comfort Crossing is the place to start. And, maybe a place to stop.

Cute story.

Thankfully this book had an ending! After my previous experience tat was something I was truly seeking! Conclusions are necessary in a book I feel.

Wonderful story about Comfort Crossing with believable characters. Truly a page turner.

Characters that feel like family.