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A review of The Letter and Yours, Truly
@Sookie K (TikTok): I loved the series so far!! Nice, easy reading and entertaining without unnecessary filler! Characters are easy to relate to and visualize.
Thank you for your kind review. I truly appreciate it, and I hope you continue to write if that’s your dream. – Shelly Meyer
4 out of 5 stars
Emotional Ups and Downs
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2012
I enjoyed the book. It was fun, and there was a lot of emotion in the writing. As I read it I felt the main characters’ pains and delighted happiness all along the roller coaster romance. Each of the main characters has best friends who try intervening many times. One of the friends I liked, but the other angered me throughout the book. I would have liked to have given the book 5 stars, but the ending was very disappointing. (I don’t think she realized it’s part of a series.)
5 out of 5 stars
Celebrity love
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
The author is an excellent writer. I couldnt imagine being in Sarah’s shoes. I dont like drama nor being center of attention, I would have not dated either. Being friends is so much better. The pressure from both Chris and Andrew was too much. I didnt care for the Chris character, jealousy that would have ended it. This book is a must read.
What if you wrote a letter to a movie star and received a response that was not what you expected?
When Sarah Miller, a 35-year-old woman with a steady routine and a complicated romantic past, impulsively pours her heart into a letter to her favorite movie star, she never imagines anything will come of it. But Andrew Collier, Hollywood’s 25-year-old rising phenomenon, not only answers—he invites her into his world.
What follows is an undeniable spark that ignites a whirlwind romance neither of them can resist. Yet as their connection deepens, Sarah finds herself torn between the man she’s falling for and the lingering feelings she has for Chris Keller, the one who came before. Andrew and Sarah must navigate jealous exes, a hungry paparazzi, and the unrelenting pressure of a relationship lived under the microscope. And when secrets from the past collide with the demands of Andrew’s fame, their fragile trust threatens to unravel.
With time running out and the spotlight growing brighter, one question remains: can their love survive the lies, the doubts, and the people determined to break them apart?
The Letter is a sweeping, emotional romance about taking risks, defying expectations, and fighting fiercely for the person your heart refuses to forget.
The first installment in a gripping trilogy—followed by Yours, Truly and Love, Always—The Letter Series explores the power of fate, the weight of fame, and the transformative beauty of second chances.
Yours, Truly
In Part Two of The Letter: Yours, Truly
Sarah and Andrew are both hopeful as their relationship progresses. They are deeply in love and can’t imagine a future without each other. However, as they continue to date, numerous conflicts begin to arise that cause them to question if they are meant to be together.
One of the biggest obstacles for Sarah and Andrew is their secrets. Sarah is concerned about her confusing feelings towards Chris. Andrew’s life in the spotlight causes the press to speculate further regarding his relationship with his co-star, Karen Steele. This leaves Sarah and Andrew questioning their relationship repeatedly.
Another source of conflict is their different lifestyles. Sarah is a down-to-earth, regular woman, while Andrew is a famous movie star, constantly in the spotlight. This tension between them causes them to struggle to find a balance between their individual needs and wants.
Their friends and family begin to create doubt in their relationship. Their loved ones become skeptical of their compatibility, pointing out their differences and questioning whether they are meant to be together. This pressures Sarah and Andrew, causing them to second-guess their relationship.
As the conflicts continue to pile up, Sarah and Andrew face the tough decision of whether to break up or work through their issues. They both love each other deeply, but the constant obstacles make them wonder if they should break up.
Sarah and Andrew must take a step back and evaluate their relationship. They must communicate openly and honestly about their concerns and work towards finding solutions together. It will be a difficult journey, but will they be able to overcome their differences and make their relationship work in the end?
Love, Always
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In the third and final installment of ‘The Letter’ series—’Love, Always’—we find Sarah has chosen Andrew. (We all knew she would).
In a world where second chances demand both courage and sacrifice, Sarah stands at the edge of heartbreak and renewal. After a turbulent history with Andrew, their unexpected reunion sparks more than just old feelings—it awakens a passionate struggle for forgiveness, self-discovery, and the possibility of love reborn.
But as Sarah and Andrew attempt to rebuild what was broken, new challenges loom. Career ambitions threaten to pull them in different directions, while unresolved wounds cast long shadows over their fragile bond. And when Karen resurfaces with a cryptic presence that hints at deeper betrayals, Sarah must confront not only the past she tried to leave behind, but the truths that could shatter her future.
Tender, raw, and unflinchingly honest, this is a story of love tested by time, mistakes, and the high cost of redemption—where the heart’s greatest risk may also be its greatest reward.
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