Her will had all sorts of strange rules in it, like Larry couldn’t listen to the music he liked and no one must ever, ever go into the attic, which is why Larry rents it out.I loved this book and it's mix of quirky characters, especially Maude! Sorry I Missed You, not a sequel to V&V, was inspired by a house down the street which has three mailboxes and looks like it could possibly be haunted. Start by marking “Sorry I Missed You” as Want to Read: The plot was so incredibly boring. Let us know what’s wrong with this preview of I wish that I had liked this one better, but honestly this wasn't very good. Suzy Krause has delivered a charming tale filled with heart, humor, and a side of ghost. The three women Live on separate floors in the same house so when an anonymous letter arrives they are all convinced it is for them. Well I read this as part of Amazon's "First Reads" and it's been a while since I took advantage of that ability to read a book for free. They’ve all been ghosted by someone they cared about/loved and are all hoping to find answers, and ultimately closure. What a great surprising gem of a book. Mackenzie is the most interesting character and the one we have the least amount of answers for. There were so many highlightable moments, touching insights, and quirky revelations. I got it from Prime First Reads and it was such a good read.
Like her first novel, this is a quirky tale, but I don’t think it works in quite the same way as before. Much more than I thought I would. When a letter asking for a meeting arrives, fairly mangled and nearly unreadable, in their jointly shared mailbox, each is secretly hopeful that the letter is meant for her. Writing a book has been on her to-do list since she was six-ish, so it's good that she did it. After reading (and LOVING) the author's debut novel "Valencia and Valentine", I was extremely excited when Suzy offered me a chance to read an ARC of her second novel. I feel over all the book was meh with an ending that fell short of what it could have been. - Alicia Clancy, Editor. "The ghost isn't the person; it's the feelings attached to the person." "The ghost isn't the person; it's the feelings attached to the person." Writing a book has been on her to-do list since she was six-ish, so it's good that she did it. Retrouvez Sorry I Missed You et des millions de livres en stock sur Amazon.fr. When I first dove into this read, I really enjoyed the premise—three women, ages representative of different stages in a woman’s life, end up renting different floors of the same house. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. I don’t even know how that’s possible. by Lake Union Publishing Inspiring and heartwarming, this novel is an absolute must-read!” Very stream of consciousness in many ways and it worked for me but I think this is a story that either will work for you or will be a huge miss. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not rocket science, but at times it just wrong-footed me as I kept having to question whether I had missed something.Sadly, this just wasn’t for me, and whilst it was OK, I can’t bring myself to rave about it or recommend it. If you like light, not-too-creepy ghost stories that don't take themselves too seriously, or if you sometimes daydream about getting closure in that weird high school relationship that ended abruptly without you ever finding out why, maybe you'll like this book.
Anything that might start to have some interest, ended up just getting a mention or becoming absurd and then when everything is tied up at the end, it was unsatisfying.
“Quirky, original, hilarious, and poignant, Sorry I Missed You is an unforgettable read with a knockout premise. I wish that I had liked this one better, but honestly this wasn't very good. Register a free business account . That excitement was warranted because this novel was such a delight to read. I'm certainly not going to be the one to tell you Hey!