When sisters Libby and Rachel open a letter from their late mother, they discover that it’s the first of five.

Each letter asks them to scatter their mother’s ashes in a different place, and travel together to the carefully chosen locations.

What begins as an act of remembrance soon becomes a journey into the past. With every trip, the sisters uncover unsettling truths about their family. As questions mount, Libby and Rachel are forced to confront what they thought they knew about their mother, and about themselves.

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Along the way, grief gives way to connection, laughter and unexpected romance. Old wounds are reopened, but new bonds are formed, offering the chance of healing and hope.

Until the Next Letter is a warm, uplifting novel about sisterhood and the courage it takes to face the truth. One letter, and one journey, at a time.

My Review

Not my usual genre, but occasionally I like to dip into something uplifting and heart-warming instead of yet another serial killer thriller or Gothic mystery. And Until The Next Letter will have you wrapped up emotionally in the lives of the sisters, Rachel and Libby.

Their mother has just died at the age of 62. Libby is devastated. Rachel is too, but also regrets having fallen out with her over her wedding to Ivan. She doesn’t know why her mum missed the ceremony. Maybe the letters will tell her something.

Ah the letters I hear you ask! Well it turns out that there are five of them to be opened in order. Each letter reveals a location where the sisters must go, each one a mini road trip. Something important will be unveiled at each place. There will be revelations and shocks. Their mum had secrets buried so deep that even her own children knew nothing.

In the meantime, Libby is helping at the school where her mum was the special needs coordinator. So far an outdoor classroom has been built – the plan also being to have a farm, complete with goats, ponies and chickens. And Josh, the teacher in charge of the project, just happens to be drop dead gorgeous.

I loved this book, and read it in two days. It was so easy to get involved. The only bit I found hard to believe was something their mother did all those years ago. It just didn’t seem likely. I also found historian Brian Barker’s initial reaction to the sisters a bit odd, considering he knew what he did.

Many thanks to @ZooloosBT  for inviting me to be part of this blog tour.

About the Author

Hannah Claire has been an avid book lover for as long as she can remember, enjoying nothing more than escaping into fictional worlds. As a teenager, she wrote a prize-winning short story and later turned her attention to novels. She lives near the beautiful Peak District, where her books are set, with her husband, three children, two cats and one bouncy dog.

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