4 Heartfelt Stars! 
 Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy of Author and TRSOR 
 What a beautiful heartfelt story about loss and second chances! 
 With debut authors it's going to be a hit or a miss. With this one it was a definite hit. 
 Luke Crawley is a broken man after the loss of his late wife. With that in mind you would think that Luke's older with tons of life experience but poor Luke lost his wife at a very young age, the time where you think you are invincible and have forever to live your life. What a terrible lesson Luke had to learn. 
 ~ I didn't know how to fix my life, sure. I could fix a lot of things, but I couldn't fix my life. Lives aren't like houses. You can't paint over your problems. There's no rustoleum for life.~ 
 It's now a year later and Luke's still not doing well. Thankfully he receives a package with 9 letters from his departed wife. Each letter has instructions before the next letter can be opened. 
 On the first letter, he's told to rescue a dog. This is where he meets Rae Goode, who is her own version of broken. The last thing Luke wants is a relationship but through these letters he learns to forgive, let go and move on. 
 It's not an easy journey for Luke and Rae but a heartfelt one. Sure this books has some similarities to P.S. I Love You, but to me it was a totally different feel. Living and loving after death is always a hardship and I felt like Blake had done a great job portraying the battle of letting go and moving on.