The writing? It’s off-the-charts powerful. I was so in awe with this author’s superb storytelling. Rebecca Yarros has set the bar so high for military romance that you’d be hard-pressed to find another writer who gives you a bird’s eye view of the battlefield, the aftermath of war, the employment of courage and sacrifice, the fragility of friends and family, and what it truly means to love a soldier. Yarros pulls out all the emotional stops—delivering big time in a DEVASTATINGLY BEAUTIFUL BOOK that shows the bravery among the broken. I wouldn't even guess that I would experience the most heart-slicing twist with t

i knew this book would break me, i just didn’t realize how badly. i cried an insane number of times. there was a melancholic feel throughout the book, and every little thing had me on the verge of tears. i loved every second of it. As we go from one timeline to the other, the second love story is a contemporary one, between Scarlett’s great grand daughter and Noah, bestselling author and admirer of her grandmother ’s work. I’m so deeply in love with them. I can’t even describe it. Their love story was so unique, so beautiful and heartbreaking.The happiness they felt made me sigh out loud and smile. Their times together were beautiful, emotional and their love was so powerful. Their moments together created butterflies in my stomach.They had the kind of love that you found once in lifetime.Chapter 38 is their ending for me i will not believe anything else 🫶🏻This story was a lesson on living in the now. This was a lesson on seeing the truth in a love destined to withstand life's curveballs. But most of all, this was a lesson to never take anything for granted. Hindsight is always 20/20. The romance? Pure bliss, I can definitely feel that what they were having is an otherworldly passionate love that I don't think I feel in every other book I read so far. Grief is a powerful, illogical emotion, and some memories are safer left boarded up and undisturbed.” An that’s what Noah will endeavor to do, alongside finishing Scarlett’s book: earning Georgia’s trust and hopefully, love.

This book, or I should say this author, made me really upset. The Last Letter is one of these books where the writer puts their characters through every horrible thing they can think of to make the story very dramatic. And when you think that after everything the characters endured they will get a happy ending, they don't! I feel so cheated! REBECCA HONESTLY YOU DIDN'T HAD TO SHATTER MY HEART IN SHREDS AND CRUSH MY SOUL WITH THIS HEART-WRENCHING PIECE OF ART!! YOU'RE DEF GONNA PAY FOR MY THERAPY 😭 ❤️‍🩹 But if I could emote the beauty in her words, and how well she flowed, I'd be proud to have been able to share that much. With a fractured soul and a broken heart, I can tell you I won't recover from this one anytime soon. It's almost a hollow, sad feeling in my chest - resigned....as if I went through this entire ordeal myself, and I have no recourse. I'm tired and I feel like I could sleep for a week straight. But again, the power in Rebecca's words are written with the tears falling down my face. If I ever hide something from you, it’s because I’m terrified to risk losing you. That whole roller-coaster thing? I’ve never felt like this. Never had my heart leave my body and belong to someone else. I don’t know how to have a relationship, and I’m bound to screw this one up.” In each of the time periods, we had some wonderful secondary characters and some evil ones. In the past (Scarlett and Jameson), her sister Constance was wonderful, as was Jameson’s pilot friend. Scarlett’s mother and father were terrible. In the present, Georgia’s friends were very good, as was Adam, Noah’s friend. I did not like Georgia’s ex Damian, nor her mother, Ava.

The pain overwhelmed my system. I couldn’t imagine it ever lessening, or living with it day after day.” I feel like I need to preface this review by saying that even though the teasers show romance, and the romance community spread this book around and embraced it, this is not a romance. This will not read that way either. There is a romance element, and it is beautifully romantic in hindsight, and in truth, and in reality.....but it's a very painful, sorrowful read. Though I love their classic, timeless tale, the contemporary romance between Scarlett and Noah stood out for me. The enemies to lovers trope is one of my favorites, and I loved the way Scarlett and Noah’s relationship developed. They have amazing chemistry and a shared love of Georgia’s great-grandmother. I love their witty banter, fun and revealing texts, and their feelings for each other. Noah and Georgia are as drawn together as Scarlett and Jameson were all those years ago, even though their lives are very different. I love you, Jameson. Stay safe. Our fates are intertwined, for I cannot exist in a world where you do not.”

Readers have fallen in love with The Things We Leave Unfinished, the perfect romance that will make you cry Forever.” His hands flexed on her waist as he skimmed his teeth along the delicate flesh of her earlobe. So as I said at the beginning, I read novels to relax, and especially I read Romance for its promise of a happy end. The Last Letter doesn’t keep its promises, I will avoid this author from now on and I don’t recommend this book to anyone.this woman is living every mother’s worst nightmare. and my heart goes out to every mother who has experienced anything like ella, because idk how ella made it through all that, i don’t think i would’ve tbh. ella’s daughter maisie was diagnosed with cancer, they found a tumor in her hip i think (correct me if i’m wrong) the way ella made sure to always be there for both maisie and colt was amazing, she’s such a great, loving mother. not only was there a big chance for her daughter maisie to die, but she also received a letter from the army telling her that her brother / best friend had died in the field. everything ella went through was so unfair because she truly couldn’t do anything about it.