It's Never Too Late To Say... - Roberts, Julia
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Holly Wilson seems finally to have it all: a beautiful baby daughter, a son about to embark on an exciting career, a glamorous new job in television, and an adoring boyfriend in bestselling novelist, Philippe. But something isn't quite right… In another part of the country, Carol is reliving memories - dreadful memories - of sins committed against her and those she has inflicted on others. Her carer, Helen, hopes a vision from the past might help mend Carol's broken soul. What links Holly to Carol and Helen? And who is Nick, the handsome stranger who has just walked into her life? A story of…mehr

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Holly Wilson seems finally to have it all: a beautiful baby daughter, a son about to embark on an exciting career, a glamorous new job in television, and an adoring boyfriend in bestselling novelist, Philippe. But something isn't quite right… In another part of the country, Carol is reliving memories - dreadful memories - of sins committed against her and those she has inflicted on others. Her carer, Helen, hopes a vision from the past might help mend Carol's broken soul. What links Holly to Carol and Helen? And who is Nick, the handsome stranger who has just walked into her life? A story of secrets, misunderstandings and almost-missed connections, It's Never Too Late To Say… is the final volume in the highly acclaimed Liberty Sands trilogy, which began with Life's A Beach And Then.... and continued with If He Really Loved Me…
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Autorenporträt
Julia Roberts is an independent researcher and occasional lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire Kathleen Sheppard is Associate Professor of History at Missouri University of Science and Technology Ulf R. Hansson is Director of the Swedish Institute of Classical Studies in Rome and Senior Research Fellow in classics at the University of Texas at Austin Jonathan R. Trigg is a part-time lecturer at the University of Liverpool