Late. Helen Klein grew

Deep, touching and intriguing family drama about the Irish emigrant, the old family house in New England and the dark secret, which this house hid for five generations. In 1908, Bridi was sixteen, and she escaped with her lover Tom from her native Irish outback. The young couple decided to look for happiness behind the ocean, but Tom could not cross the Atlantic. Pregnant Brydi, still a girl, is alone in a strange new world. She does not know that she, the poor Irish girl, will determine the vector of the history of a rich family. Brady's life is full of gloomy and romantic secrets that she stubbornly holds in herself, but the owners of the house have their own skeletons in the closet. The novel, covering the whole century of one family and one house, tells the story that the past will never remain in the past, and if you live, constantly looking back, you will remain late in the present. Family saga, a love story, a historical novel and a little secrets in this book are a whole whirlpool of events, facts and emotions.