Love, Finally

Untangling the Knot Between Mothers, Daughters, and Food

Available April 21, 2026

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Love, Finally is the story of Roth’s triumph over the lifelong critical voice in her head—the voice women will recognize as the soundtrack playing the same ‘you’re bad, you’re wrong, you’re not enough’ song on repeat.
Christine Tate, NY Times bestseller

Love, Finally has been waiting a lifetime for me to find it.

First, I had to unwind the hurt and resentment towards my mother with whom I had a relationship that was alternately close and distant, sweet and painful — and forever spiraling into resentment . But unwinding the resentment meant going to the core of it — what I believed about myself — and how those beliefs expressed themselves in my relationship with my body, food and my mother.

Love, Finally is both a memoir and a romp through what keeps us stuck and judging ourselves. It is about understanding that we see the world through our wounds, not as it really is — and that it is possible for me, for you, for anyone, to take off the distorted lenses and to live fully. Finally.

Love, Finally is the story of Roth’s triumph over the lifelong critical voice in her head—the voice women will recognize as the soundtrack playing the same ‘you’re bad, you’re wrong, you’re not enough’ song on repeat. Roth, as ever, remains wise, unguarded, insightful, and generous. This book is both a love letter and a must-read for every woman who’s struggled to find peace with her body, her mother, and her relationship with food.
Christine Tate, NY Times bestseller
Beautifully written, Love, Finally is for anyone who wants to look clearly at, and dismantle, the conclusions we have made about who we are, who the ‘other’ is, and how we experience life in the world.
Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of Omega Institute
With humor, honesty, and grace, Geneen Roth invites readers to unwind the painful stories that keep us feeling separate and unlovable, and discover the freedom and joy of loving without holding back.
Tara Brach, author of Radical Acceptance