The Key to Everything Review

In The Key to Everything, Valerie Fraser Luesse transports us back in time to what we tend to think of as a simpler time. A time after WWII when we didn’t have all of the current distractions and technologies. But, just because we didn’t have any of that then, we still had very real people with very real problems. Luesse hits on a few of those topics in this book in a very artful way and tells a story that has the ability to speak to a lot of hearts. With great character building and a believable storyline, this book is definitely recommended!

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