Romantic Love Letters By Susan Kristin

Decent Essays
A suitcase filled with romantic love letters and emotional poems written by a mysterious man will inspire and motivate a single woman to reevaluate her taste in men and to finally find her soulmate.

Kristin, a single 40-year-old secretary, is planning to celebrate her 40th birthday together with her boss.
However, her plans for a romantic evening under the candlelight will change, because Gerti, her strong-minded but concerned mother and her partner in crime Lenny, Kristin's best friend, have also plans for a surprise party.
Soon, Kristin will find out that inside Lenny's present, a reclaimed suitcase from the airport's lost and found auction, there is a collection of love letters and poems of affection addressed to a mysterious woman.
Who

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