PawoullaWalter
Zara Blankson thought love had finished with her.
A week after her wedding, she lost her husband and with him, any belief in second chances. For ten years, she quietly poured her heart into her work as a nurse and kept her grief neatly folded in the pit of her heart where no one could claim it.
Then the letters began. Anonymous. Intimate. Impossible to ignore.
The writer claims to have loved Zara long before her marriage, long before her loss and has waited ten years to finally speak. Each letter arrives with a rule: there are 26 letters in the alphabet, but only 25 will be written by him. Each one signed with a different letter, starting from A, then B, then C, counting down toward the inevitable end.
The final letter, Z will be hers to write.
As the messages grow more personal, Zara feels something she hasn't felt in a decade: Hope. Fear. Connection. Desire. Who is this man capturing her heart through letters?And what happens when the alphabet runs out?
Drawn by a spark she cannot explain, Zara begins her own quiet investigation, searching for a face behind the words, a truth behind the love, and an answer to a question she never dared to ask:
Is Love giving her a second chance or the letters are carefully written trap?