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by - written on 24/10/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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Leonie has left her native Dublin and has fled to San Francisco. Moving into a beautiful apartment, Leonie happens upon a bunch of unopened letters. After accidentally opening one, Leonie sees that each letter ends 'Please forgive me. Nathan' and is instantly intrigued. She enlists the help of her neighbour Alex and the two begin the search for the elusive Nathan as well as Helena, who all of the letters are for. Just what did Nathan do that was so bad he required forgiveness? Melissa Hill is an outstanding author. Truly one of the best chick lit/women's fiction authors around. Her plot-twists are legenday and every time I read one of her books I promise ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/07/09 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Leonie was happily in love and engaged to fiancé Adam, but now she's living halfway across the world from him in San Franscisco. She doesn't want to be found, and she doesn't want people to know the secret she ran away from either. When she moves into a new home, she finds a box of letters all to the same woman from the same man, Nathan, begging for forgiveness. Leonie is curious and decides to find out who the mystery recipient is. She enlists the help of her neighbour Alex who has a fair few secrets herself - but is Leonie doing it for Nathan and his love, or to exorcise her own demons once and for all? I've been an enormous fan of Melissa Hill's novels ... Read the complete review
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