Review: Miss Lacey's Love Letters Is Very Sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
I've had this in my "to read" list for a while now and I can't imagine how I overlooked it. When Noah lost his fiancee Abigail Lacey, he closed himself off, not just to love, but to everyone. He didn't want to be hurt, again. Twenty years later Valeria and her aunt Lydia were living in Miss Lacey's old home and found Noah's letters to her. Over Valeria's protests, Lydia read the letters aloud to Valeria. Of course Valeria could have left, but they pulled at her. Once Lydia found out that Noah was still alive (at fourty-nine, so it wasn't as if he was old) and lived locally, she insisted that they had to go meet him.Thus began the pull to bring Noah back into the world of the living out of the one he currently resided in with a rather rude butler, a cook, and a single maid. Noah is a bit gruff to start with, but he put's forth the effort to use his very rusty social skills upon the second visit when Valeria insists they should return the love letters he wrote to his deceased fiancee.It's a very sweet and rather short read. I would definitely recommend it.