She's an amazing woman and was my favorite character in the book. But no one is more deserving of this second chance love story than Molly. It's very rare that a couple that went through all that can come out the other side and make it work. I was never more happy to have a couple find a second chance at love. Reading their past made my heart hurt for their relationship together and the way things went and how they treated each other. Let me tell you, things are about to get really complicated. While all this is going on, they begin sleeping together again. Both Finn and Molly try to figure out who is sending the letters, but it's to no avail. Finn wrote the letter, but he wasn't the one who sent it to her. One written by Finn to her many years ago. Then, one day, a letter shows up in her mailbox. She's not moved on, she'll always love Finn but she knows she'll never have him again.

No matter who was at fault, they've been divorced for years and it's obvious after all those years, they're both still very much in love with one another.

Even though Molly did something some would consider the deal breaker for the marriage, I honestly felt like it was equally both of them. Their marriage isn't perfect, no ones is, but when Poppy's husband is killed things start to fall apart. That leads to marriage, two kids, and a pretty great life. They hit it off right away and end up dating and falling in love. Molly and Finn meet through Finn's sister and Molly's BFF Poppy. I shouldn't have been, I ended up loving it even more than the first! This book is about a divorced couple and I was anxious to see how it would work out and how it would make me feel. I was equal parts nervous and excited to read this. Letters to Molly is the second book in Devney Perry's Maysen Jar series. I’d buried that love deep, shoving it down whenever it threatened to appear, but it was still there. I could tell myself and others I wasn’t in love with Finn.

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