Full review at wildandwonderfulreads.com

Devney Perry has a gift! Through her writing and story telling, she has the ability to make a reader wholeheartedly feel what the characters in her books are feeling.

Letters to Molly is book two in the Maysen Jar series and can be read as a standalone. Told in dual POVs, this is the bumpy but poignant journey of Finn and Molly — a different take on a second chance romance.

Once upon a time, Finn and Molly had it all — a happy marriage, their own home, two children, and a landscaping business. Then things began to crumble and came crashing down one night when Molly made a huge mistake. Now divorced for several years, Letters to Molly is their story of redemption and the road they take towards their new ‘Happily Ever After’ thanks to a mystery person mailing the old letters that Finn wrote for himself during their relationship. It’s tender and heartbreakingly beautiful!

This book made me see Finn in a different light than I did in The Birthday List (book 1) — my like for him grew the more I read! I really loved Molly in the first book because of her friendship with Poppy. Letters to Molly made me love her for the character that she is. She is flawed but real.

Overall, I absolutely recommend this book! Fans of contemporary romance and books that bring all the feels NEED Letters to Molly!

*Thanks to the author and Wildfire Marketing Solutions for providing me with an advanced copy of this book. Please note that it, in no way, had an effect on my opinion or review.