Somewhere along the way, she lost herself. Now, fifty and newly single, she has to find her way back.
After Jon moves out, ending a marriage that quietly defined most of her adult life, she's left facing a version of herself she barely recognises. Enter her best friend, who secretly signs her up for Tinder, and her son and his partner, who can't resist getting involved in vetting the matches.
What follows is messy, funny, and occasionally mortifying, but it's also the first time in decades she's had to actually decide who she wants to be. Starting over was never part of the plan. Neither was realising it might be exactly what she needed.
A warm, funny, and honest novel about second chances, family, and what it really takes to find yourself again after fifty.
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