If you’re sentimental and nostalgic, this book will hit you like a truck. I went into this book thinking it was going to be a clear love story between a wife & her lost husband (and a love triangle, of course). But it was actually about how loving someone evolves the same way we grow & change as humans.

It‘s moving, suspenseful and honestly, heartbreaking at times. 

This is my first time reading one of TJR earlier works, which you can feel by the way she writes the characters yet it has that depth that her more current books are loved for. It’s cool to see how she’s grown as a story teller.