This is a great book of women’s fiction.
My attention was grabbed from the very beginning, surrounding Emily who is great at hiding emotions and a ghost elizabet who can’t let go.
I love Emily’s character, she is fighting so hard to not feel, to not let her emotions and guilt over her parents death show, refusing to talk to anyone even her boyfriend Ryan. When she takes a job archive in a room for a church she finds Elizabet’s journals and realizes that she has so much in common with this lady who died 80 years ago.
The story was well written going back and forth between the two ladies. The church was described in such detail that I can imagine following Emily around. I loved how it told their stories. Stories about love and loss and the path you chose to take when you lost someone so close to you. It has some twist and turns you didn’t see coming and maybe even a few tears.
My attention was grabbed from the very beginning, surrounding Emily who is great at hiding emotions and a ghost elizabet who can’t let go.
I love Emily’s character, she is fighting so hard to not feel, to not let her emotions and guilt over her parents death show, refusing to talk to anyone even her boyfriend Ryan. When she takes a job archive in a room for a church she finds Elizabet’s journals and realizes that she has so much in common with this lady who died 80 years ago.
The story was well written going back and forth between the two ladies. The church was described in such detail that I can imagine following Emily around. I loved how it told their stories. Stories about love and loss and the path you chose to take when you lost someone so close to you. It has some twist and turns you didn’t see coming and maybe even a few tears.