Last Things

Last Things

by Betta Ferrendelli

Literary
Amazon:★★★★4.4(1,144)
Goodreads:★★★★4.19(793)
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Added on March 31, 2026

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Bridgette Connor is a woman on the edge. A career as a rising young journalist in New Mexico, shattered, a broken relationship, and the weight of a devastating loss have driven her to do what she’s always done when life spirals out of control.She runs. She runs—until a violent car crash near a rural Kentucky town leaves her battered and alone, stranded at the end of the line.Alexis Parker is a woman in control. A fiercely loyal friend, an unstoppable force in business, and a devoted mother to the daughter she never gave up on, Alexis thrives in a world she built from perseverance, hope and love. But when Bridgette collapses on her doorstep one rain-driven night, bloodied and broken, Alexis faces a choice that will alter both their lives forever.Last Things is an unflinching exploration of two women whose paths collide in a twist of fate. It’s a story of resilience and healing, of love and forgiveness—and, above all, it is a story of a friendship that defies every expectation.

Reader Reviews

★★Bkwmlee

2.5 starsThis was a book I became aware of while browsing Kindle’s lending library – upon reading the summary, the story sounded interesting so I decided to check it out. Overall, the story itself was not bad – in fact, there was actually a lot of potential for this to have turned into something great. Unfortunately, due to poor execution, a story that would have otherwise been emotionally moving and heart-wrenching turned out bland and lacking in emotional depth (for me at least).To me, the mai

★★Ann

Heavy-handed, with serious character and pacing issues. Even though I liked these women are redeemed through friendship and not romance, I found the book really clunky. The story moves from issue to issue (too many issues! too many hardships!) without any fluidity between them. I felt no emotional resonance with the characters because the plot was presented in an almost journalistic style, gussied up with flowery language. It's a shame, because the story was promising.

★★★★Myra Dutkiewicz

Life has a way of always moving forward.A sweet tale about friendship, family and love. Life is a journey, the journey of Bridgette and Alex is something everyone can relate to.

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Mar 31, 2026First seenFREE