Book description
A December 2023 Indie Next Pick
A December 2023 Book of the Month Selection and Book of the Year Nominee
A Washington Post Noteworthy Book
A National Bestseller
You may never stop loving the one you lost. But you can still find love again.
Two years after losing her husband,…
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Why read it?
1 author picked The Last Love Note as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
They say, write what you know. The author became a widow early in her life, and so has her main character. Kate is in her thirties and is married to her soul mate, Cam, a young English professor who is suffering from Alzheimer’s.
This story begins several years after Cam has passed, then flits back and forth, giving us glimpses of a happy marriage, Cam’s diagnosis, and a Romance which is unfolding in the present.
But there's also humour as we see in the first chapter. Kate's young son is playing with a grenade which invites all sorts of delicious…
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