“Love Never Comes Late…”

"...not some maudlin woe-is-me memoir...be ready to put aside all of your preconceived notions of how families work and don't work."—Senator Daylin Leach This book reveals the feelings of a young child who witnessed her parents’ divorce with its "landmark" custody decision, resulting in a mother/daughter relationship that played havoc with both their lives. The story begins in1939 and tracks almost 60 years of family dysfunction that ended in a surprising way. The title Love Never Comes Late actually reprises the first words her mother said as she came out of her detox at age 87. Folding the older text into this one, the author now provides more timely insights about the breakthrough that healed their relationship on the eve of her mother’s death. As a child of divorce, the author offers a hopeful example for those emotionally damaged by divorce, abandonment and alcoholism. The book shows how grace, understanding and forgiveness can present another possibility that may seem unlikely or unattainable.