fter a ten-year absence, Alex Cat Rucker returns to her Ohio hometown
because of a letter left on her mother’s kitchen table–a suicide note,
carefully preserved in a Ziploc(R) bag, that reads:

He isn’t who you think he is. Love, Mom

While Alex tries to repress the memories of her brutal childhood–an abusive
father, her estranged brother, and the first love who would do anything to
save her–she must uncover the mystery surrounding the note. As the past
bears down on her, Alex is forced to confront the impact of her actions.
Can she embrace her vulnerabilities, talents, and desire for love, or will
the revelations of her mother’s cryptic note prove too overwhelming for her
to bear? The Last Bridge is a perfect blend of suspense, despair, and
romance–and at its heart lies the question: are we a product of our
experiences or our choices?

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