Journalist Ebba Lindqvist is going through a personal crisis - she, a specialist in family relations, an exemplary wife and mother, succumbs to attraction to the idol of her youth, who has once again appeared in her life, a once popular rock musician. For his sake, she gives up everything that she has achieved over the years and that she so ardently defended. But a relationship with a person whose life position is too different from what she is used to does not develop harmoniously. It gets to the point that Abbe has to visit a psychotherapist. And then she receives an order - to write an article about lifelong relationships. Ebba travels to a small resort town in southern Sweden to interview an elderly woman whose letter she saw in a magazine one day. It was supposed to be routine work. But the love story, which begins in the 50s of the last century in a secluded boarding house, becomes for Ebba an amazing discovery and an opportunity to get to know herself better. “Sarah Paborn explores love in her books - with all seriousness, but at the same time with great feeling humor." – Femina “Sometimes a little love lasts longer than a big one. It can even be enough for a sixty-year marriage. This is what makes a little love great. […] Sarah Paborn managed to find a very subtle theme in her novel.” – expressen.se