REVIEW: Letters to Love by Soraya Lane

Letters to Love by Soraya Lane will make you cry. Seriously…grab a few tissues before you get lost in this story. The amount of emotion packed into this story is abundant.

The story starts off with Lila and Grey, two proud members of the military, being killed. Not killed while on duty, but instead from a car accident. Lila leaves their two little boys in the hands of her sister, Bella. Bella loved her sister so much and she loves those boys and will do right by them. Only it’s not just Bella that must take care of them. Grey’s wishes were for his best friend Noah, to watch over the boys as well. The only problem is that Bella and Grey are complete opposites and have never tolerated each other.

We learn many things as this story unfolds. Secrets come out. Fears are loudly spoken, and love is found in the darkest of times. The story is beautiful, the emotions that shine through the story feel completely real, and the characters are slightly damaged. The love between the Noah and Bella is a slow-burn, but that’s exactly what makes this story special. We get to watch Noah and Bella fall in love slowly as they deal with life and death.

Anyone looking for a beautiful and emotional romance should definitely give this book a shot.

Book Info:

Publication: October 27th 2015 | Montlake Romance |

When her sister Lila and brother-in-law Gray are killed in a tragic accident, Bella is named as guardian to her two young nephews. Then she discovers that she’s expected to co-parent with Gray’s best friend, and grief turns to shock. Noah has always driven her crazy, and Bella’s sure the arrogant, handsome Navy SEAL is the last person she wants to share a life with.

Just as it seems they’ll never see eye to eye, letters from Lila start to arrive—letters she wrote in case they ever ended up in this situation. And so the reluctant couple follows her instructions, spending ever more time together as part of their unexpected, unconventional family.

Forced into an impossible situation, will these letters from the past bring them together? Life as We Know It meets P.S. I Love You in this heartwarming story of loss, grief, family and love.