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    Never Too Old for Love: A contemporary family saga

    By Rosie Harris

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    It’s never too late to fall in love …

    Now in her seventies and widowed for the past three years, Mary Wilson never expected to find love again. But when a kindly stranger helps her home with her shopping and she invites him in for a cup of tea, it marks the start of a slow-burning friendship. Mary’s affection for Bill grows steadily, despite his failing health and repeated attempts to interfere by her scheming daughter-in-law. But despite her growing feelings for Bill, Mary finds it hard to adjust to sharing her life with someone again and is reluctant to take the relationship further.

    It’s only when tragedy strikes Mary’s family, that she realizes how much Bill has come to mean to her and how she needs him now as never before. But has she left it all too late … ?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSevern House Publishers
    Release dateJun 1, 2018
    ISBN9781780109565
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    Never Too Old for Love: A contemporary family saga
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    Rosie Harris

    Rosie Harris is the author of more than thirty romantic sagas which have captivated her readers. Born in Cardiff, Wales Rosie lived on Merseyside, near Liverpool, after her marriage before eventually moving south to Buckinghamshire.

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