Adopted daughter and star lawyer, gardening enthusiast and wife, mother and maternal friend – 73-year-old Sybil van Antwerp has played many roles in her eventful life. One thing has always remained constant: her passion for letter writing. Every day she picks up her fountain pen and paper and writes about what moves and bothers her, what delights and saddens her. Full of witty humor and sometimes a touch of gruffness, she recounts tragedies and moments of happiness, love and triumph. But beyond these pages, Sybil has always kept the people who matter to her at a distance. Until an anonymous letter forces her to confront her own flaws – and to face the one great secret that has shaped her life. Because it's never too late for a postscript. A moving and profound epistolary novel with a somewhat prickly heroine and weighty themes – for all fans of Elizabeth Strout's inimitable protagonist, Olive Kitteridge. New product