Kandi Steiner

AN AMAZON TOP 10 AND INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING PHENOMENON...Celebrate five years of sweet, angsty pain with this special edition of A Love Letter to Whiskey by Kandi Steiner.THIS EDITION FEATURES:A forward from the authorA Love Letter to WhiskeyLove, Whiskey (a brand new novella from Jamie's point of view -- 50,000 words of new content, including an extended epilogue)Bonus Content including letters from the author, fun facts and behind the scenes, as well as a note from the audiobook narratorBrand new special edition coverI saw him first.But it didn't matter.Because he saw her.He was my best friend, and I was his.We couldn't be together, but we couldn't stand to be apart.And if you're not truly lovers... but you're so much more than friends... what exactly are you?

A Love Letter to Whiskey

prawnie

You were wrong, by the way. It was you I saw first. 

All we do is hurt each other, hurt the ones who love us, hurt ourselves.

He asked me for two things: tonight, and one day. But one day never came.

In that moment, wrapped in his arms under a woven blanket, I felt euphoric. But as we all learn at a young age, what goes up, must come down. And oh how we crashed.

“If Jenna wasn’t out of town, would you have texted her tonight instead?” Jamie’s brows bent, and I hated the way my breath shallowed as I waited for him to speak. But when he finally did, I wished I’d never asked at all. “Don’t make me answer that.”

oh the is gonna hurt me and i’m already in an emotional state 

I saw him first, but it didn’t matter. Because he saw her.

Ausrine Blazyte

Sometimes we're more terrified of the good things in life than we are of the bad. We feel we don't deserve them, or that they aren't real, that they'll disappear quickly and easily and we'lIl be left in the ruins.

Sometimes we say things we don't mean. We may mean them in the moment the words leave our lips, but as time goes on, good intentions get rubbed raw by failed expectations.

But sometimes, even when we know something is bad for us, we do it anyway. Maybe for the thrill, maybe to cure our curiosity, or maybe just to lie to ourselves a little longer.

I can’t even put into words how much I love this book

I have never loved and hated a book so much in my life. I have never loved and hated characters in my life. The angst I was hearing about, yeah it’s there and it’s stressful. There are a lot of things you hate in here but it’s realistic and it all comes together and you feel for the characters. I believe reading Jamie’s POV after the original book is needed to get more about the story but the original ending was something that would have made me throw the ball against the wall had I not have it. I actually felt like I was in pain going through each and every part again, again, and again. I do recommend the book just be prepared for pain and honestly to read it only once because you won’t want to put yourself through this a second time. 

Priscilla Stanfield

This book. Oh this book. It took me a while to read. It tugged on all of my emotional strings and it was well worth the read. A rollercoaster of emotions but wonderful. 

Mercedesz Lako

As much as I wanted to hate this book I couldn’t 

Maria Morales 

very much enjoyed this novel. I read the five year anniversary edition so I got the story from both points of view, kept you in the edge of your seat!

Callie Tims

shar

Sophie Lou

⚠️SPOILERS!⚠️
So much has happened in that book that I don’t even know where to start. 
B and Jamie. What can I say…
Well I love them and I hate them 
I hate how long it finally took them to be together. But I always know that timing literally was never ever on their side. 
One thing that really annoyed me was when Jamie got with Angel. Bitch. From his POV you could always tell that he always love B, but it annoyed me how he stayed with Angel. That moment was when B realised that she wanted to fully try with Jamie, but he had already ‘moved on’ 
But then B did the exact same thing, and never ended up leaving her fiancé for Jamie 
I loved all the times they would get together, but at the same time it would kill me because I knew nothing was going to happen. Like the time when they almost slept together when they went camping. Jamie shouldn’t have kissed her, but he did. And he knew he was still going to get married. One thing I’m great full of Angel for is for cheating on Jamie 
The one time that B did annoy me is when she didn’t wait for Jamie. When I was reading her POV I completely agreed with her, and I’d have done exactly the same thing. But then reading Jamie’s POV I realised that she didn’t give him what he gave to her all those years ago. I understand why she moved on, because how could you not really. She heard nothing from him. But I also understand why Jamie was so heart broken. This is why miscommunication is my favourite but also least favourite trope
This book is a roller coaster of emotions. It will have you smiling, frowning, gasping and crying. But it is 100% worth the read!!

A Love Letter to Whiskey

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