A beautiful and moving book about grief, hope, and what it means to move on.

This book takes you on an adventure of what grief means to each person, including their regrets and what it means to get closure. With each story, the loss is different, along with what they are seeking to get closure by saying goodbye one final time. It’s a very raw look at how grief is such a personal journey and how as much as it pains us, we can grow from that experience.

Although the genre is fantasy, the real story is the complexities of loss, relationships and what it means to forgive. As the story progresses you get more information about who the “go between” is and the loss that he is learning to grow from.

I cried many times throughout the book, it was beautifully written.

Oh, how I loved this book. I read it under 4 hours. I will be looking for more books by this author.
In *Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon*, a young Tokyo woman seeks to connect with a deceased TV star who once helped her, only to be met by Ayumi Shibuya, a teenage boy dressed in a designer coat. Ayumi offers a unique service that reunites the living with the dead under specific conditions: it’s free, can be refused by the deceased, and occurs only during a full moon. As Ayumi organizes these poignant meetings, we meet various clients grappling with unresolved issues, including a resentful son, a grieving girl, and a businessman seeking closure after his fiancée's disappearance. As the story unfolds, Ayumi's own mysterious background is revealed, making this a novel that keeps you turning the pages .
This will be a best seller, IMO.
This author writes with soul.

This is a really gentle story of different people and how we deal with loss. I really enjoyed all the stories and how the ending of the book came together. I would recommend this to anyone that is a fan of translated japanese works or anyone that just enjoys a though provoking look at how different people deal with life and death.