Review: Dear Stranger - Elise K. Ackers

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Review: Dear Stranger - Elise K. Ackers - January 2014

Are you in the mood for a bit of happiness ? Wanting a quick read ? Dear Stranger by Elise Ackers brings together not only a quick read but a story that is so inspirational and happy , a tale that makes you go awh as you read it and think OMG , that's such an awesome idea and I could do something like that. This is a quirky Valentine's day read and starts with Reese Ahearn and her letter writing idea , every Valentine's day and other public holidays - Reese writes 11 letters and places them around in spots for people to find them, the letters are Love Letters from an Anonymous showing people that no matter what they are loved and somebody is thinking about them today. This Valentine's Day though, Reese's life will be changed as a domino effect begins when one of her letters is picked up by Ian - he is compelled to find the person who wrote this letter and give her one in return and who knows fate and destiny may have another plan up their sleeve when these two come in contact.
I really loved this quick read and the idea and it has my mind whirling around as of ideas similar to this that I can do for others.


 

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