Love, Holly

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A journey to love starts with a letter... =

Travel from the gorgeous English countryside to romantic Venice with the bestselling author of One Last Gift and Always, in December Emily Stone.

Every December Holly writes to a stranger who is spending Christmas alone, and every year she receives a letter from another lonely person.

Being a part of the Dear Stranger club is a tradition she has come to treasure. Because ever since the accident three years ago, Holly has spent Christmas alone.

Usually, the letters go unanswered. That's the point of the club - no one knows who you are so you can write what's in your heart. But this year, when Holly gets a letter from an older woman, Emma, that changes. Not only is the letter full of a grief Holly can relate to, but also Emma mentions a place that Holly knows all too well. Holly knows she has to find the woman who wrote the letter. Because maybe, by helping someone else with their loneliness, she can fix her own.

Holly sets out to find the estranged grandson Emma is desperate to reconnect with. But when she tracks down handsome and successful Jack, he has his own reasons to not want to be found...

Your favourite authors all adore Emily Stone's love stories:

'A poignant, heart-tugging, life-affirming story that will wrap around you like a hug in any season' JOSIE SILVER

'Tender and gorgeously romantic. I LOVED it!' CATHY BRAMLEY

'Romantic and full of warmth' SARAH MORGAN

'If you're looking for a true will-they-won't-they tearjerker to capture your heart, look no further' HOLLY MILLER

'Should be on EVERYONE'S reading list!' LAURA JANE WILLIAMS

'I adored it! A story that steals your heart' MIRANDA DICKINSON

'The most beautiful love story. Full of warmth and heart' ANNA BELL

'A gorgeous read. I loved it!' JO LOVETT

'LOVED this emotional story about love, grief and taking the chances life throws at you' CLAIRE FROST

'Max stole my heart! A sweeping story of love, loss and self discovery. I LOVED it' EMMA COOPER

'Truly an unforgettable and heart-tugging novel' USA TODAY

Author Bio

Emily Stone lives and works in Chepstow and wrote Always, in December in an old Victorian manor house with an impressive literary heritage. Her debut novel was partly inspired by the death of her mother, when Emily was seven, and wanting to write something that reflected the fact that you carry this grief into adulthood, long after you supposedly move on from the event itself.