I read a book a couple of years ago and would like to read it again and find more by this author. The book was about a lady that finds a letter in a book she finds at a church resale shop. I think its a love letter. Anyway she finds the son of whom the letter belongs to. I think, its the son?? She ends up falling in love with him. Its possibly a christian fiction author. P.S. I currently read Christian Fiction books by Karen Kingsbury. They are awesome!!
haven't read the book but it sounds like the movie finding juliet
I don't have a solution for that, but I wanted to share a resource for inspirational books, both fiction and non-fiction...
Do you by any chance have a Kindle? These are e-books, but the website may have others.....
I've been downloading free books for almost a year, and have over 200 books on my Kindle, and have spent less than $20 on them all... (I have bought a few, including 3 Karen Kingsbury ones Amazon sent me a notice for... they were just $2.99 one time!)
Anyway, it is http://www.inspiredreads.com/
You can sign up for their e-mail newsletter... I get a letter daily, and there are several free and low-cost books on there every day.
Is this it?
Helen, the single-mom boss of her own bookstore in a college town, finds a love letter of which the writer and recipient is unknown to her, but it changes her life anyway. Her thoughts turn to love and letters, and her new 20-year-old employee Johnny, who has a crush on her.
The Love Letter
by Cathleen Schine
Independent, irresistible Helen MacFarquhar is the owner of a bookstore in an idyllic seaside town in New England. A happily divorced mother who enjoys a playful relationship with her customers, Helen's life is turned upside down when an anonymous letter arrives, penned by an unknown lover.
If you can remember a "quote" from the book, you might look into a quote site and write the quote in and see what you find.
Not much, sorry, but it's just a thought...
Dawn
Hmmm, I did a search with the plot you gave but nothing came up to give me the title. Interestingly enough, though, Karen Kingsbury came up in the first three links :)
This is close: http://www.amazon.com/Reading-Between-the-Lines-ebook/pro...
