I had a few issues with this book, the excessive use of people’s names, the pace of the story because of the subject matter and the unrealistic way the characters constantly said exactly how they felt. That being said I was interested enough to want to finish it and I would read another book by [a:Sinéad Moriarty|749455|Sinéad Moriarty|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1327226500p2/749455.jpg] but only if it crossed my path. ( )

Seven Letters of Love: A story of heartbreak, family drama and a mother's endless love by [Moriarty, Sinéad]Being a mother is what Sarah is all about. She loves it. Her daughter, Izzy, is seven years old. Sarah's family is excited when she becomes pregnant again, however when she collapses a few months into the pregnancy things start to fall apart in Sarah and Izzy's world. All at once, the family's future is being fought over by Sarah's husband and her sister.

The sister, Mia is trying to connect with Sarah by walking through Sarah's house. She finds the seven letters that Sarah has written to Izzy, one for each year of her life, so far. These letters are filled with so much love, and yet it feels like Sarah is planning for the day she may not be around. Filled with the words in these letters, Mia and Sarah's husband now have their world changed forever.

This book is an emotional one that takes the reader through the roller coaster that is life, never knowing from one day to another what will occur. A box of tissues is needed to get through this book but I recommend it highly. ( )