There are three great loves in a life. The one we are given as children, before we can ask for it. The one we choose. And the one we pour into a child of our own, which has no bottom and no edge.

Unconditional Love walks through all three from the inside. You are not told about a father in a delivery room; you are standing there. One idea runs underneath: unconditional love does not arrive as a feeling. It arrives as a question, the same one, asked from the first hour to the last. A light thread of science follows the story, gathered at the back with citations, and the final pages are left for the reader's own memory.

A short book, read in an evening, built to be given. For new and expecting parents, parents of grown children, and anyone who has ever been someone's child.

A note on how it was written: the ideas, structure, memories and final text are the author's; AI tools were used in editing, the way an editor and a research assistant would be. The author is in Toronto and available for interviews and events.