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Lost Notes, Found Love

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The heart makes its own wish list.

A lost note.
A secret helper.
A holiday that rewrote both their stories.


After divorce, loss, and too many microwaved dinners, Laura Bennett just wants to survive December. Her therapist’s assignment—write a Christmas wish list—feels ridiculous… until one of those wishes appears in her mailbox.

Next door, Jo River is trying to remember how to feel alive again. Finding a stranger’s list in the snow seems harmless—until fulfilling those tiny wishes starts mending her own heart too.

In the glow of fairy lights and falling snow, two lonely women discover that love might be the quietest miracle of all.

Lost Notes, Found Love is a cozy sweet but steamy sapphic Christmas romance of secret kindnesses, quiet miracles, and the courage to love again.

136 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 12, 2025

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Profile Image for JulesGP.
650 reviews231 followers
December 25, 2025
Sometimes the holidays have that melancholy feel to them and this book captures that sentiment. Laura Bennett is still struggling with grief one year removed from her father’s death and her divorce. She fills her days with her routine of teaching, keeping order in her house, and visiting her mother in the nursing home but with no joy to her life. Her therapist asks her to write down a list of ten things that might bring her a bit of light. Simple things. Next door, her neighbor Jo River, who is nearly a stranger, finds the list on the ground and decides to secretly fulfill some of the wishes.

This book cuts straight to the heart. The author hits the perfect note of loneliness and hope for the characters. Their interactions are warm and loving but not rushed. I became invested quickly because the author draws Jo and Laura as kind people who you wish good things for. The story is big on romantic gestures with an added touch of angst. Their chemistry is on point and made me smile, Jo the awkward but earnest artist and Laura who I rooted for to finally find her moment. The Christmas vibe is ever present and the writing is so pretty. The ending is picture perfect. I recommend this novella.
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1,241 reviews77 followers
November 9, 2025
It's a cosy christmas journey that's sweet and relatable, about making emotional connections, and letting people see the real you.
It's full of tender moments, adoration, and a growing connection they both needed.
What starts as trying to bring someone kindness and fulfil their Christmas wishes, turns into a loving bond of friendship to lovers, and a second chance at love and life.
Jo makes it her mission to help make Laura's secret wishes come true, and it helps her confront her own loneliness and vulnerabilities.
It was touching and sweet, the memory box scenes made me cry, and it has a perfect ending.



"When i'm with you, I feel like I've finally found what I've been looking for my whole life"

"I don't want to push away the best thing that's happened to me just because it started imperfectly"

"You gave me magic when I'd forgotten it existed. You gave me hope when I'd forgotten what that felt like"
Profile Image for sarah.
2 reviews
December 8, 2025
a lot of promise

So the story itself is really good. Really easy to follow and that I really enjoyed. Maybe needs a bit more editing because I’m confused who Clare is! It’s obviously Laura but there’s a whole paragraph where Clare is there instead of Laura. Only fault in the book to be honest. Only because I had to read it several times before I realised it was a typo and not that I was mixing two different books up.
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287 reviews
December 15, 2025
Ehhh, I can see why this was a novella. Ended up really disliking the pace and the instalove aspect to this one. Neighbor comes over with dinner and you're just like "yep lemme eat this meal with a virtual stranger in my house" 30 pages later and WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT WERE IN LOVE!
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January 7, 2026
Missing Piece

Jo and Laura share neighborly waves. Jo flees to a new town and wants a new start. Laura is going through the motions of life. Could either expect to find their missing piece? The author writes a short sapphic tale of how ordinary days are sprinkled with miracles.
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