The Last Letter from Your Lover by Jojo Moyes

This has a soft, emotional pull to it. The dual timeline does work here, though I am never a fan, and I liked how the past and present slowly connect. It kept me curious about how everything would come together, especially with the mystery around the letters.

The love story itself feels tender and a little bittersweet. There’s a lot of longing, missed chances, and that ache of what could have been. I liked how the letters added an extra layer of intimacy, it made everything feel more personal and heartfelt.

That said, it did feel a bit slow at times. Some parts dragged, and I didn’t always feel equally invested in both timelines. I found myself more drawn to one storyline than the other, which made the pacing feel uneven in places.

Overall, it’s an emotional, quietly romantic read with that classic Jojo Moyes feel. A touching story.

★★★★

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