Never Too Late: A Novel

4.6 out of 5

7,861 global ratings

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From Danielle Steel, a stirring novel about a woman striking out on her own after loss as her adult daughters try to find their own independent paths in life.

Kezia Cooper Hobson, recently widowed, arrives in New York from San Francisco.  Determined to make a fresh start, she has just completed the sale of her Pacific Heights home, not to mention her husband’s venture capital firm, and in doing so, is also freed from her responsibility as a board member of the company. Bringing with her only a few personal treasures, she is excited to move into the blank slate of a beautiful midtown penthouse, in the city that she has always loved. It is also where her two adult daughters now live.

As Kezia settles into her new apartment, she meets her movie-star next-door neighbor, Sam Stewart, whose terrace borders hers. Just a couple of weeks after she arrives, however, a devastating crisis strikes New York City. Kezia and Sam find themselves connecting over their strong impulse to help those in need. As they share a life-changing experience of volunteering, a bond is sparked and a friendship is formed.

Kezia’s daughters, Kate and Felicity, are taken aback by their mother’s new friendship, both more focused on their own love lives than hers. But Kezia is learning that the changes she’s making are just what she needs to open new horizons.

In this powerful and moving new novel, Danielle Steel illuminates the importance of human connection and embracing brave change, proving it’s never too late for a brand-new start.

320 pages,

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First published March 4, 2024

ISBN 9780593861745


About the authors

Danielle Steel

Danielle Steel

Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world's most popular authors, with nearly a billion copies of her novels sold. Her recent many international bestsellers include Against All Odds, The Duchess and The Right Time. She is also the author of His Bright Light, the story of her son Nick Traina's life and death; A Gift of Hope, a memoir of her work with the homeless; and the children's books Pretty Minnie in Paris and Pretty Minnie in Hollywood. Danielle divides her time between Paris and her home in northern California.

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Reviews

DEBORAH K. BRAUCHLE

DEBORAH K. BRAUCHLE

5

No matter what happiness can be found.

Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024

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This was interesting in how you can move on through experiences and how they can make your life happy through it all.

Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer

5

another great story

Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024

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Great love story once again. Never gets old. Characters were believable. Lots of twists. Happy ending and love for all.

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AMNA A ALJASSIM

AMNA A ALJASSIM

5

Nice Novel

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024

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It is true nothing is too late.

But you have to find the courage to face what you want and apply a good effort to work it out and never too late.

Lynn Brooks/Thoughts of a Blonde

Lynn Brooks/Thoughts of a Blonde

5

Unputdownable, hearfelt drama -- may trigger

Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024

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Dramatic and emotionally gripping from start to finish! Danielle Steel is showing her voice complexity as she details angst and terror in the blink of an eye but builds from it a camaraderie and spirit that lifts the reader's perspective into one of hope after devastation. There is a core family from the start of the book that changes and turns as each member rides their own ups and downs of life while coming together to celebrate and mourn the tides that pass. Romance is a succinct part of this storyline, but takes a back seat to strength and redefining as life twists and turns with surprises and angst. I know this book may trigger some, but hope the majority will go on to find the comfort of spirit and togetherness that Steel displays so well in the aftermath. Strong storyline, complex and admirable characters and a satisfying rediscovery. Loved it!

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Sylvia Pérez

Sylvia Pérez

5

Easy read

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024

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Very incite full

Jean Hettel

Jean Hettel

5

Never a dull moment

Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024

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As always Danielle Steel is awesome and holds your interest that I don't want to stop reading even to sleep. Love her books !

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Soph

Soph

5

Great Read

Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024

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She writes amazing books.

Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer

4

Becoming a bit disappointed….

Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024

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I have always enjoyed and read almost all of the Danielle Steele books. She works with great settings, plots, character development, rich research, etc. However I have noticed that the last few books just kind of end……. The plot develops heavily in the middle and then just drops…… and then the book just ends!! Disappointing!

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lynette hersh

lynette hersh

4

Never Too Late

Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024

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I enjoyed it but it was typical Danielle Steele fashion. Blonde haired, blue eyed beautiful woman who is rich. Falls in love and lives happily ever after.

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3

repetitive

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024

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I listen to audiobooks when driving long distances. The narrator was easy to listen to, which is always a plus. I don't judge too much on the storyline, I was entertained. I do get a bit tired of the super rich and their extravagant life styles. I have a hard time thinking the characters are in touch with the rest of us. They have their own personal relationship struggles but other than that, beautiful people living lavishly (though willing to get their hands dirty.) I was engaged enough with the story though. My reason for three stars is the continual repetition of what was going on and how they felt. I try to avoid abridged books but this is definitely a book that needs an abridged version. I kept saying to myself, "I know, you already said that", lol.

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