Too Late... I Love You

Connie Parker has decided that the safest way to handle love is to write about it rather than live it. Falling for someone brings hurt, so she keeps her distance and turns to the novel she is drafting. The trouble is that the story keeps reflecting her own quiet, uneventful life, and its heroine increasingly resembles her new friend Maria. Maria has a knack for turning ordinary days out with their three-year-old children into lively adventures. As Connie tries to make sense of her own situation, she learns that nobody is perfect, and that the right person is the one who suits you. The book is a light, warm story about friendship, motherhood and the unexpected shape of love.