Nothing is more fun than learning the stories behind how true love developed, the tiny personal details usually found only in locked diaries or heart-to-heart conversations. Lois Smith Brady, who has covered more than 300 weddings for her NEW YORK TIMES column 'Vows', has made a career of interviewing couples about everything from their first date to who does the dishes to who said 'I love you' first. Now, in LOVE LESSONS, she brings to life twelve of her favourite love stories, offering proof that when it comes to love, everyone has a chance. From two best friends who took fifteen years to fall in love to a woman who had nearly given up on love entirely and taken up ballroom dancing instead, these narratives answer some of the biggest questions we have about love, what it is, how it feels, what it changes, if it ever really dies, where it comes from, and if there's a certain place to find it.