Letters to Molly (Mayson Jar Book 2) by Devney PerryĀ
Narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Jillian MacieĀ
2nd in a Related Series, Can Stand Alone. Contemporary Romance.
After reading The Birthday List by Devney Perry, I had to read Letters to Molly immediately, even though they can both stand alone (though I highly recommend reading in order). I needed to know what was going to happen with Finn and Molly, I was so invested already.
āHow was it possible for us to go so wrong? We were good together. So. Fucking. Good.ā
Poppy (from The Birthday List) is so lucky to have an AMAZING best friend in Molly. Things got even better when Molly married Finn, Poppyās brother. They had a wonderful marriage with two beautiful kids. But when Jamie, Poppyās husband, died, Finn and Molly began to have marital problems. One devastating mistake was made at a confusing time in the marriage, and it ruined any chances of getting the marriage back on track.
āSome mistakes were unforgivable. Some mistakes came with a regret that lived like a monster in your soul.ā
But there is usually two to blame in situations like this.
āThe thing about divorce is, there isnāt always one mistake. One nuclear bomb dropped on a couple that destroys their marriage. Sometimes, it creeps up on you slowly.āĀ
Six years later, itās clear Molly and Finn still have a very special connection. Neither has moved on and when you see the love of your life all the time, moving on isnāt really possible.
Gosh, this book hit SO close to home. A few years back my husband and I almost finalized our divorce but ended up working things out. Now 4 years later, Iām about to file again. With 2 kids and 33 years of history, this book was extra emotional for me.
“What had caused our divorce? What had taken us from a place where all I needed to get through one of the hardest moments of my life was one glance at her?”Ā
Things started getting even more complicated for the couple when mysterious letters began to show in Mollyās mailbox. They were written throughout their marriage by Finn, but they were more a cathartic journal for Finn. Molly was never meant to see any of the letters. The first are sweet and loving from the beginning of their marriage, but as their problems escalated, so did the anger in the letters. But who had them all? How did they get them? And who was delivering them?
āThe letters might force us to deal with some old wounds, but weāre not getting back together.āĀ
They were still in love, that was clear. Could they find their way back to each other?
“My love for Finn wasnāt going to stop. I could tell myself and others I wasnāt in love with Finn. It was all lies. Iād buried that love deep, shoving it down whenever it threatened to appear, but it was still there. It had always been there.”
Likes:
- So real and so raw, but never goes overboard.
- A mature book with mature characters.
- I was never able to stop listening.
- Completely and totally unique. Iāve never read anything like it.
- So well written, and the pacing was absolutely perfect.
- It wasnāt always an easy read, but you know while reading it that the emotions are TOTALLY worth it.
- The mystery of who was sending the letters.
- More of the amazing side characters from The Birthday List.
Dislikes:
- I loved it all!
The Narration:
I love Teddy Hamilton all the time and this was no exception, but I think this was my first time hearing Jillian Macie, and I sure hope it isnāt my last! I loved her narration.
The Down & Dirty:
Rating: 4.5 Stars, 3.5 Heat, 5 Narration


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