Thanks to @littlebrownbookgroup_uk for my copy of Love is a Curse by Keith Stuart. 

I recently completed my first read from this writer, and I found it enjoyable, although the pacing was a bit slow for my liking. The plot revolves around Cammy, a woman who receives a caution from her Aunt regarding a family curse that has impacted the women in her lineage for many years. Intrigued, she embarks on a journey to uncover her family's history and gains insight into the intricate lives of her female ancestors. The book's narrative technique is captivating as it seamlessly transitions between the past and present using various forms of written communication such as letters, diaries, manuscripts, and newspaper clippings to narrate the tale. I particularly appreciated the exploration of each woman's challenges with matters of the heart and grief. The intertwining of past and present narratives through letters, diaries, and newspapers brought a smile to my face.