Michael Phillips

Seffie, a slave and companion to a sickly white girl, had been privileged to learn to read, write, and even speak French, but as loss and tragedy drive the joy from her heart, Seffie develops a drive of her own: to seek a new life in the North. Original. 40,000 first printing.

Never Too Late

Jeni Enjaian

I kept waiting for the plot to kick in. This book weaved in and out of the characters life. The first hundred pages skimmed the early life of Seffie or Josepha touching down on certain key incidents in her life. Once Josepha joined the rest of the characters I couldn't see a need for the book to continue.

I skimmed through the rest of the pages as quickly as I could. I couldn't see the worth of spending precious time reading the book. I've never been this disappointed with a Michael Phillips book before.

Never Too Late

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