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A review by sheenah684
The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck
3.0
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me an advance copy for my honest review.
The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck is about four lives intersecting over centuries. Esther and Hamilton grew up together in the South Carolina colony, but the prospect of independence inserts a wedge between them. Present day, Chloe and Jesse are both working on a movie based on a love letter by Hamilton to Esther. Written from all four perspectives, it delves into themes of love, fate, faith, and new beginnings.
This was a pleasant read and I found the story interesting. I found I preferred the present day sections over the past, which is rare as I am a huge fan of historical fiction. The subject of faith was presented as part of the characters and done very well.
The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck is about four lives intersecting over centuries. Esther and Hamilton grew up together in the South Carolina colony, but the prospect of independence inserts a wedge between them. Present day, Chloe and Jesse are both working on a movie based on a love letter by Hamilton to Esther. Written from all four perspectives, it delves into themes of love, fate, faith, and new beginnings.
This was a pleasant read and I found the story interesting. I found I preferred the present day sections over the past, which is rare as I am a huge fan of historical fiction. The subject of faith was presented as part of the characters and done very well.