Sometimes it takes losing something to see where you truly belong. For the past twentynine yearsampnbspKay Brightamprsquos days have had a familiar rhythm she works in her husbandamprsquos stationery shop hoping to finally sell the legendary gold pen cooks for her family tries to remember to practice yoga and every other month she writes to her best friendampnbspUrsula. Kay could set her calendar by their letters her heart lifts when the blue airmail envelope addressed in Ursulaamprsquos slanting handwriting falls gently onto the mat. But now Ursula has stopped writing and everything is a little bit worse. Ursula is the only one who knows Kayamprsquos deepest secret something that happened decades ago that could tear Kayamprsquos life apart today. She has always been the person Kay relies on. Worried Kay gets out her shoebox of Ursulaamprsquos letters and as she reads her unease starts to grow. And then at ten oamprsquoclock in the morning Kay walks out of her yellow front door with just a rucksack leaving her wedding ring on the table... This emotional and heartwarming novel is for anyone who knows itamprsquos never too late to look for happiness. Fans ofampnbspEleanor Oliphant is Completely FineampnbspA Man Called OveampnbspandampnbspThe Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fryampnbspwill fall in love with this feelgood and moving story that shows you that the best friendships truly last forever. ampnbspReaders are falling totally in love withampnbspThe Missing Letters of Mrs Bright amplsquoWow well that was a hugely enjoyable readamphellipampnbspI laughed out loud I cried I stayed up well into the night reading just a little bit more. I just loved this book so much.amprsquo Goodreads Reviewer amplsquoA story thatampnbspdrew me in from the first pages.ampnbspWith tissues clutched in my hand and tears running down my face I read this book in one sitting. A story thatampnbspwill stay with me.amprsquo NetGalley Reviewer amplsquoI was tearyeyedamphellipampnbspA book