Oh Holly how I loved her in P.S. I love you and I love her even more now. I hate that she kind of has to relive some of the losing Gerry, but then as the story progresses we see her work past that and really focus on just helping others.
Her relationship with Gabriel though, it hurt me for her. All the back and forth and the arguing, I just want Holly to be happy. I see some of myself in Holly, wanting alone time, keeping to yourself, but also wanting to help others and be happy.
I enjoyed this new installment to Holly's story and I had a hard time putting it down. I think the world is going to love having this glimpse into Holly's life again.
Thank you NetGalley and the publish for this lovely ARC!

Outstanding sequel

PS, I LOVE YOU was published in 2004. After that amount of time I was not expecting a sequel to one of my favorite stories. So I was shocked, to say the least, when I started seeing POSTSCRIPT being advertised.

I went back and re-read the first book because it had been a while since last reading it and I advise readers to do the same (unless they have a super duper memory). I rediscovered parts of the book I had forgotten.

In POSTSCRIPT it is seven years since Gerry, Holly's husband, has passed away from a brain tumor. She has moved on with her life, not forgetting Gerry but not actively mourning him any more.

She works at her sister's vintage store and is talked into doing a podcast about the PS, I love you letters she had received from Gerry. She does not expect the overwhelming positive response to the podcast or the events that come from it.

It took me a little while to get into POSTSCRIPT. I had just finished the first book when I picked up the sequel and started reading it. And seven years has brought many changes to Holly. Once I got involved in the story, though, I loved it, just like the first book.

Great characters and great life (and death) lessons make this story another winner. Cecelia Ahern is a very special author.

I received this book from Grand Central Publishing through Net Galley in the hopes that I would read it and leave an unbiased review.