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Postscript

Seven years have passed since the passing of Holly Kennedy’s husband, and six years since she last read his heartfelt letter encouraging her to move forward and create a new life for herself.

Throughout this time, Holly has taken pride in the personal growth and transformation she has experienced. She has worked diligently to overcome the grief and pain of losing her husband, striving to build a new life filled with hope and purpose.

However, when a group known as the PS, I Love You Club, inspired by Gerry’s letters, reaches out to Holly seeking her assistance, she finds herself reluctantly drawn back into a world she had tried so hard to move on from.

Despite her initial reservations, Holly decides to engage with the club and form a relationship with its members. As she becomes more involved with the group, Holly realizes that their presence in her life poses a threat to the peace and stability she has worked so hard to attain.

The interactions with the PS, I Love You Club members lead Holly on a journey filled with challenges and self-discovery. Each group member looks to Holly for guidance in leaving behind something meaningful for their loved ones. Through this process,

Holly is forced to confront difficult questions about the nature of love, loss, and moving forward. As she navigates this emotional and transformative journey, Holly must grapple with the complexities of embracing the future while honoring the past, and what it truly means to love someone unconditionally and eternally.

Cecelia Ahern

Dublin is the birthplace and hometown of Cecelia Ahern, where she spent her formative years. Her literary works have reached a global audience, being published in close to fifty countries and selling more than twenty-five million copies of her novels internationally. Additionally, her talent has transcended the pages of her books, with two of her works being transformed into successful films and her involvement in the creation of multiple television series.

Reviews

“A beautiful, visceral story about the ripple effect of loss, grief, and moving forward. Absolutely the sequel that PS, I Love You deserves.”―Abby Jimenez, USA Today bestselling author of The Friend Zone

“Readers will want to have plenty of tissues on hand for this lovely, touching, heartwarming sequel.”―Booklist

“Ahern’s tale pulls its emotional punch.”―Kirkus Reviews

“Long-awaited.”
―Bustle