The Wednesday Letters, (Paperback)

from laws

Laurel and Jack have been married for 39 years and our the proud owners a bed and breakfast named Domus Jefferson. They have been through a lot during the course of their . They die in each others. Their three children end up finding a bunch of old letters , right up to the day their father died,...

from Gramma

I enjoyed reading this touching family tradition so much I spread it out over a few evenings!!! I recommend this to anyone who believes in marriage and family. You may want to start your own Wednesday Letters !!

from thedomestichick

I really enjoyed this book - yes, it's sappy, sentimental, a little Christian oriented (not so much Jesus as God in general), and very Hallmark or Lifetime Movie Channel. But, it's an excellent holiday read. It's short and quick, and I like that it's written on a more basic level. It will allow t...

from maggiereads

Jack and Laurel Cooper were living their dream. They had moved from the city after Jack's retirement to run a Bed & Breakfast in Virginia's picturesque Shenandoah Valley. Domus Jefferson or The House of Jefferson sat in the middle of heaven, nestled in the shadows of both the Blue Ridge and Alleg...

from angela.vaughn

I was taken with this book. It was so sweet and sad and everything you can only hope your family is, was, and will be. Every family has it's share of secrets and troubles, but it really is about how the family deals with each one, that determines if they stay together in the end or break away for...