Grab a box of Kleenex and wear your waterproof mascara ’cause Courtney Walsh is about to make you ugly cry.

Things Left Unsaid is a beautiful, touching story of loss, grief, secrets and second chances. I loved seeing these broken, grieving people become whole again through forgiveness and God’s grace.

Five Tear-Stained Gorgeous Stars! I highly recommend this book to fans of novels with a Christian world view. I adored how this story unfolded, and I can’t wait to read what Courtney Walsh writes next!

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Waterfall Press through NetGalley. All opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. ( )

4.5 Stars

In Things Left Unsaid, Courtney Walsh returns to her beloved Sweethaven with a new cast of characters and an emotional novel that left me with a bit of a book hangover.

It’s been ten years since Lindie, Elle, and the Jacobs lost a piece of their hearts. Ten years Lindie, Elle, and Tucker have kept silent with guilt, shame, and sorrow. But a wedding week planned around the anniversary of Cassie Jacobs’ death will bring it all boiling up.

Walsh once again expertly pulls at the strings of pain, sorrow, loss, and stunted lives, drawing readers into the lives of each of these once-friends who have gone their separate ways only to be drawn back together. Through the pages of Things Left Unsaid, truths are revealed, forgiveness is offered, and things not seen before by this group of people are exposed.

Healing can be painful but on the other end of the pain is life and joy. And Walsh excels at bringing this truth to light within the pages of this book

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I receive complimentary books from publishers, publicists, and/or authors, including NetGalley. I am not required to write positive reviews. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255. ( )

I can only say fabulous things about this novel. In fact, the book hasn't even come out yet and I've already got it on my calendar to buy it for people. I LOVED IT.
It's a wonderful story of friendship, forgiveness and overcoming hurt. It's one of those feel good books despite some of the topics the story line conquers.
This was my first read from Walsh and now I want to go and look into every single things she's written.
Pick it up if you see it, you wont regret it. ( )