The Late Bloomer’s Playlist
If we’re both still single at thirty, we’ll marry each other…
Back in college, Patti and David made a pact. Years later, they followed through with a trip to Las Vegas and an Elvis impersonator. They’ve been living in platonic marital bliss ever since. But marriage is never without its complications…
Because while David has happily continued dating other women, Patti has spent her life hiding away from the possibility of real love. Instead, she’s the one making breakfast for her husband’s conquests the morning after the night before.
Still closeted with her family, and painfully awkward when it comes to romance, Patti has never made it past a third date with a woman. But with David’s encouragement, she signs up to dating app.
Suddenly Patti is navigating flirtation, misunderstandings, nerves and the terrifying possibility that she might finally be ready to open her heart. But true love never did run smooth.
As Patti’s comfortable life begins to change, she starts to wonder if she’s spent too long settling for safety instead of happiness. And maybe finding her first real love could be the second chance she never knew she needed.
The Late Bloomer’s Playlist is a funny, uplifting and heartfelt romcom about friendship, identity and taking a chance on love, perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Beth O’Leary.
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