If you have a heart this book will make you cry. Very touchingly Sheila Hancock tells the story of two people who were destined for each other just took their time to find each other. The story is made only more poignant by all the ups and downs they went through together knowing that not being together is not an option. Thaw is revealed as a very complex person both as a man and as an actor. Hancock tends to be too modest about herself that's the only flaw I can detect in this book. Her reading the love story of her life is almost heartbreaking. The book is also very well composed in terms of starting with a description of their separate lives juxtaposed by Thaw's dying and then merging into one stream of narration. But be warned: this is not sentimentality, this is about real emotions and there is no happy end.