A Love Letter to Whiskey: Fifth Anniversary Edition

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Published Oct 19, 2021

606 pages

Average rating: 7.79

296 RATINGS

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Readiculous
Oct 16, 2025
8/10 stars
Beautifully written emotional masterpiece 🖤
Suz L
Dec 08, 2025
7/10 stars
This book had me torn. I liked the overall concept and how the author compared the love affair to addiction. While there were times that it was slightly repetitive and perhaps overdone, it streamlined the story and kept the the characters from becoming completely insufferable. That would be my biggest dislike. I found the main charactes to be so incredibly frustrating with very little emotional growth. While I can get on board with an angsty romance, and found many parts of this book to be relatable, the choices and lack of realization these characters make had me rolling my eyes in annoyance and exasperation quite consistently. By the time I reached the ending I was completely spent.
katicronin
Dec 07, 2025
10/10 stars
If you love a good romance, then this is a must read! I loved this book ☺️
Bekahh
Dec 05, 2025
8/10 stars
It was so good kept you wanting more and to also shake B up like hello girl.
literarily_occupied
Nov 12, 2025
10/10 stars
First off, thank you Kandi for this free copy of the brand new duet audiobook. I adored ALLTW when I read the words for the first time, and this second shot hit just as good, without as many of the ugly tears. And OMG the "Love, Whiskey" addition told from Jamie's POV is a balm I didn't know I needed. A Love Letter to Whiskey is THE standard for angsty, slow-burn romance. You'll be a blubbering mess, but the burn makes the sweet, that much sweeter. I just want to say that I think all audiobooks should be done in this interactive duet style, or as a graphic audio. The experience is supreme and so much more immersive. There's just no comparison.

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