This is it. The last letter.

A lot of changes have happened since the first day/letter, but one thing is for certain … Luke and the kids are alright!
Letter 25

Things go south making Luke realize that he needs to help set things right.
Letter 24

Time passes and as the season changes, a few birthdays are celebrated. Luke discovers that birthday surprises can hit the right chord.

Letter 23

Watching his niece and nephews as they handle relationships, Luke is glad to know that they can tell when something is right. And when it isn’t.
Letter 22

Telling Abigail about Ethan is important, but so is the wedding. Luke decides this is the right time to share his ‘grand’ scheme with the others.
Letter 21b

Please note the following:
LOTS of reading ahead!
21b … 21c … and 21d are included. Time to reveal the full hand that I’ve been holding.
Oh, yes … you might want tissues. I got quite ‘misty-eyed’ while writing these!

Some unsavory things have been learned and the family needs to figure out the right time to tell Abigail.
Letter 21

Wedding planning and a rocky romance has emotions feeling right-side out.
Letter 20

In this letter Tom says the right thing to two special ladies. Luke is thankful and fully supportive of what he’s done.
Letter 19

Tom has always been a big help around the house and with his younger siblings. Now that he’s graduated and could be making plans for his own future, Luke is more than pleased to see his right hand man working alongside him.

The teens need just as much guidance and attention as when they were younger, it seems!
Letter 18

Hello.
It’s been a while since Luke last wrote.

The kids are growing up and the family dynamic feels a little different in this letter but hopefully its still worth the read!
Letter 17