Lynda La Plante on how adoption at 59 was 'best thing to happen to her'

Lynda La Plante explains why adoption at 59 was 'best thing to happen to her'

Novelist Lynda La Plante is in lockdown, holed up in her ­impressive Surrey home with her 16-year-old son Lorcan, the child she adopted when she was 59 and who, she proudly declares, is the best thing ever to happen to her – even if she has been mistaken for his granny.She says: “Lorcan is my son in every way. The moment I held him, he was my baby."It’s terrific to have that young energy around the house.

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