Eliza Levinger has had a tough ten years, ever since her Mom passed away when Eliza was 16. Now, she’s sitting shiva for her Dad when her late mother’s sister, Claude, gives her a letter. The letter is from her mother and Claude explains she had strict instructions not to give Eliza the letter until her father passed away. The letter is a bomb that upends Eliza’s life and has her questioning everything she once believed to be true.
This was a cute book but it didn’t really move me the way I expected it would. I liked Eliza well enough but I really didn’t like many of the supporting characters. I found myself so annoyed with her best friend, her boss, and her brother and that really put a damper on how I felt about the rest of the book.