Never Too Late Book Review

Never Too Late (MIRA) by Robyn Carr was at the library so I reserve it and I got it in pretty quickly.  I was really excited to get back to the great writing of Robyn Carr.  With all of my tooth pain, I picked this one up and read it all night since I couldn't sleep and finished it way too quickly.

In this book, Clare Wilson is dealing with the separation from her cheating husband.  She has left him over five times and always takes him back when he begs her to but this time is going to be different.  Her fifteen year old son thinks that she should have left him long ago and doesn't want to speak to his father.  Clare is injured in a car accident and has a long road to recovery.  This near death experience makes her even more sure of her decision to get a divorce and start over.  She finds lots of love and support during her recovery from her family and friends.  Make sure you pick up this book to see what else happens.

I loved the book and enjoyed all of the characters.  My only sad part is that this was an independent book and not part of a series so there aren't any other books with the same characters.  I hope that you pick it up at your local library or bookstore to check out this story for yourself.  It will have you laughing and crying and feeling for the characters.