The Love Letter: A thrilling novel full of secrets, lies and unforgettable twists

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The tensions between love and duty and how different characters navigate this to find personal happiness is a central theme in many of my books. The Love Letter is the latest historical crossed with romance and thriller elements from saga queen Lucinda Riley. This book is a collection of letters between the two friends and their diary entries which continued until Virginia's suicide.

They met in 1922 at a dinner party and had one of the most fascinating and passionate literary love affairs of the 20th century.Conditions of the time and the main storyline crux, which is closely linked to the British monarchy, contributed to this book’s downfall. When Rafferty (Raff) appears on the scene with his father’s letters, Ruthie has to reveal a period of her life that she has never forgotten.

The final illustration even suggests that Mouse is joining their circle, since after all, love is unlimited. The title of 'love letters' should also be taken in its widest sense, encompassing as it does deep friendship, gentle flirtation, physical attraction. Masterful storytelling and imaginative power are the trademarks of Riley’s novels and this 600-page epic delivers a full-throttle escapist adventure with an extraordinary cast of unreliable characters, a right royal mystery and surprises at every turn.I don't understand why Dermot suggested that Laura sleep with him to get him to attend the festival, nor do I understand why he was prepared to have sex with her, drunk as she was, until she passed out. She was initially portrayed as the slightly geeky one, the one who didn't know what she was really doing in life, a book worm, etc.