Mary Atkins

Losing You Mary Atkins

From 1960s London to Australia and the Bahamas, a moving, funny and inspiring story of a young woman's journey to self-determination and happiness after shattering loss.

How do you rebuild your life after heartbreaking loss?

It's 1963, and the world is changing. Kate Sinclair is a young mother of two small children. Married life with her dashing and successful husband, an amateur pilot, is all she had hoped it would be. The future looks bright... Until one ordinary day, a phone call with devastating news rips her world apart.

But grief can be a great teacher.

Desperate to feel loved again, Kate embarks on a disastrous affair which only adds to her inner turmoil. The strain on her battered soul eventually takes its toll and to compound her problems she is faced with a serious health challenge, one that will alter the course of her life.

Can Kate find the courage to open her heart to love again, to reimagine her life, her dreams and her future in the wake of unbearable loss?

Full of great wisdom and insight, gained from the author's own long and remarkable life, Losing You is an intensely moving, often funny story of triumph in the face of tragedy, the redemptive power of love, and of how you can find yourself in the most surprising ways.