Thorny honey

Sarah Paborn in his books explores love - with all seriousness, but at the same time with an excellent sense of humor. - Femina
“Sometimes little love lasts longer than big. It may even be enough for sixty years of marriage. This makes little love great. [...] Sarah Paborn managed to find in his novel a very subtle topic. ” - Expressen.se
Ebba Lindquist journalist is experiencing a personal crisis-she, a family relationship specialist, an exemplary wife and mother, lends itself to an idle of youth that has again arisen in her life, a once popular rock musician. For his sake, she throws everything that she has achieved over the years and that she defended so fiercely.
But the relationship with a person whose life position is too different from what she is used to, do not develop harmoniously. It comes to the point that Ebbe has to visit a psychotherapist.
And here she receives an order - write an article about relationships in a length in life. Ebba goes to a small resort city in the south of Sweden to interview an elderly woman, whose letter once caught her eye in a glossy magazine. It was assumed that it would be a routine work. But the love story, which originates in the 50s of the last century in a secluded boarding house, becomes an amazing discovery for Ebba and the opportunity to get to know himself better