A 2-chapter taster of the follow up to PS I love you.
I don't know of a single person who is not dying to get their hands on this book.

This is going to fly off the shelves.

I loved this sampler and I cant wait to read more from this book and this author's other books Thank you for the opportunity to preview this

Cecelia Ahern, once again does not disappoint. Loved coming back to these old characters. wonderful book. really enjoyed it.

A great little sample tease for us readers at what is to come . Looking forward to seeing this released and requesting this a Christmas gift .

I devoured this taster as I loved the first novel. I have read a few of her books since then but none resonated as much as PS I Love You. I am hoping to get the book for my upcoming 50th birthday. Can’t wait

I love Celia Ahern's books and this sample left me wanting more!!

Ps I love you was one of my favourite reads and this sequel looks just as fantastic!, I’m cheering on Holly as she moves on from Gerry’s death and I can’t wait to read the full story on release

Thank you netgalley and the publishers for wetting my appetite my tissues will be at the ready 😊

Although this was only a preview, I was instantly grasped by the story and the terrifically good plot. The part I read was a five-star read for me. Very excited and looking forward to reading more that's for sure! I think this will be equally as good as P. S. I Love You and also be one of my favourite reads of the year.

Absolutely can't wait to get my hands on the whole book.

Thank you Netgalley, HarperCollins Uk and Cecelia Ahern for this sample.

Somehow missed that this read now version was just a taster, left me wanting more. Still awaiting a reply on my request for the full version so will have to wait until I can afford it on amazon now.

Thank you so much for allowing me to read this gem of a book - thoroughly enjoyable from beginning to end. Didn't want it to end. The perfect romantic follow-up.

Absolutely wonderful, a perfect sequel.
I first read PS I love you when in hospital having given birth to my daughter. To this day I swear that book got me through the baby blues as it was an outlet for my emotions & an excuse to bawl my eyes out. 15 years later I was thrilled to read the sequel and meet up once again with Holly and her friends & family and to read about how life has moved on in the intervening years. I expected some tears & some chuckles along the way and was not disappointed.
Cecilia Ahern is such a gifted writer, this book was so easy to read & had me hooked from the first page. I absolutely loved it.

I must admit I was a bit dubious when I heard that there was going to be a sequel to the much loved P.S. I love you - a hard act to follow even after the years that had passed but I needn’t have worried - this book is as good as it’s predecessor if not slightly better. I laughed and I cried and then l laughed a little more.

It is now seven years since Gerry died and six years since Holly read his last letter to her. She feels she has moved on and is now working in her sister’s vintage shop where, against her better judgement she has agreed to do a session for a few people and a ‘Podcast’ on grief and Gerry’s letters. What she isn’t prepared for is the effect that doing this will have on her and the life she has carefully built since Gerry’s death.

When she becomes aware of a group of people calling themselves the ‘P.S. I Love You Club’ she decides enough is enough and agrees to meet with them just the once to tell them she doesn’t want involved. Then she meets them and hears their stories. Will spending time with them undo all the good she has done in the last seven years or will it help her take the final steps she needs to move on.

I can not recommend this book enough. So go now and get a copy, clear your diary and get absorbed in the next chapter in Holly’s life - you won’t regret it.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for an advanced read copy of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

A good premise to follow on from the last book a number of years later, I always want to know what happens to characters “after”. Just the right amount of fiction with a believable storyline.

Thanks for allowing me to review this book

I am a true fan of Celica Ahern's work and was thrilled to get approved for this sample of Postscript. A always it did't disappoint and has left me wanting more. Thanks Netgalley and the Publisher for the sample.

I loved this! It made me want to read more and more and I couldn’t put it down!!
It was like picking up with an old friend and I was transformed back to familiar characters and feelings.

Over the years I’ve read a lot of Cecelia Ahern’s books, and there hasn’t been one that I’ve not enjoyed reading. I was so please to get a sampler of her latest book Postscript.


Postscript follows on from P.S. I Love You that was published in 2004, it was also adapted into a movie, of the same name in 2007.

I read P.S. I Love You when it was published and I really really enjoyed it. You were taken along on Holly Kennedy’s emotional journey of loss and love, and from the sampler of Postscript this book seem to be equally as captivating as P.S. I Love You.

We meet Holly again Seven years after her husbands death and six years after she read his last letter. Which helped her to look toward a future with out him. During the last six year Holly has been putting her life back together.

Three years ago Ciara, Holly’s sister opened a vintage second hand shop called Magpie. Where Holly has been working along side her. They also use the shop as an event space, where her sister records a podcast in front of an audience. Her podcasts are called “How to Talk about…”

This month her podcast is called “How to Talk about Death” and she manages to talk Holly in to talking about her experience of loosing her husband Gerry, and the letters he left her.

After the podcast has been recorded one of Magpie’s greatest supporters Angela who donates her designer clothes, bags and jewellery and who probably keeps Magpie going. Keeps trying to persuade Holly to keep telling her story to a group of people who call themselves “P.S. I Love You Club.

Even though this was a sample of the book, I can’t wait to get my own copy of Postscript as I’m looking forward to see how the story continues.

PS:I love you is definitely one of the most favourite books/movies of all time for many people, me including.
I loved this book so much for so many reasons. The author has once again shown what means for us to carry on with our life because the grief and despair feelings will be there always in our hearts, our love for the lost ones will never change no matter what happens.
I loved that she’s trying to get a new life and live the new adventures that life is throwing her way with ups and downs, with new friends and memories.

A first look at a sample of this great book and I am really looking forward to re getting acquainted with holly and her new life

I never normally read samplers, they just make me want to read the whole thing (this one definitely did!) But I made an exception for the sequel to PS. I love you, a book I absolutely loved when it was release.

The sampler was perfect, Ahearn packs a punch with her prologue, when we join Holly seven years after Gerry's death, reflecting on grief at his graveside. It's beautifully written, and highlights straight away that this is much more than fluffy chick lit.

The opening chapters felt like more like returning to an old friend, as more of the authors trademark humour shines through and she brings light even when dealing with dark subject matter. The end of the sampler left me so intrigued to know more about Angela and the PS I Love You Club! Will definitely be getting the full story on release...

You could almost call my mid/late teens my ‘Cecelia Ahern’ years. I was obsessed. I shouted at Alex and Rosie in ‘Where Rainbows End’, fell in love with an imaginary friend in ‘If You Could See Me Now’ and sobbed behind my sunglasses while I read ‘P.S. I Love You’ poolside.

My tastes have changed quite dramatically since then but when I saw that the infamous tear jerker was getting a sequel, I just couldn’t help myself. A HUGE thank you to @netgalley and @harpercollins for selecting me as one of five lucky humans to receive an e-ARC of ‘Postscript’ this month!

It’s been seven years since Gerry’s death, six since Holly read the final letter asking her to have the courage to move on with her life and she’s proud of the ways in which she’s grown and evolved. When she reluctantly agrees to talk about the letters on her sister’s podcast, she has no idea how many people it’ll inspire or the difficult journey that a group calling themselves the P.S. I Love You Club have in store for her.

I devoured this in one, tissue littered, snot soaked and salty-cheeked sitting. I didn’t find it quite as heart breaking as its predecessor BUT I challenge you to get through this book without shedding a tear or ten. Honestly, I’m still not really convinced that we needed a sequel but I did thoroughly enjoy Postscript, an intimate look at the long term effects of grief and what it means to embrace the future when it can feel like betraying the past. Just make sure you’re prepared with tissues.