The Last Lavender Sister

By: Melissa Brayden

Narrated by: Lula Larkin

When your parents name you and your three siblings after flowers, the world is stacked against you. At least, that’s how Aster Lavender feels.

The youngest daughter, Aster always keeps her head down and lets her siblings stand in the spotlight. She sells her gourmet doughnuts from Hole in One, the small drive-through stand in sleepy Homer’s Bluff, Kansas, and daydreams about seeing the big beautiful world. Love is never going to happen, especially when the only other lesbians in town are already married to each other.

Beautiful Brynn Garrett arrives to fill in for Homer Bluff’s only veterinarian, and suddenly every pet in town is sick. Brynn’s older, smarter, and way out of Aster’s league. Plus, she’s only in town temporarily and definitely running from something. Aster didn’t plan for a connection so strong it knocks the wind right out of her, but Brynn makes her feel like anything but a wallflower.

©2022 Melissa Brayden (P)2022 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Couldn't understand Brinn

The story moved well until Boston, then it made no sense to me. It was like fighting quicksand for 5 years then suddenly being teleported to Shangra La.

Lula Larkin was awesome as always.

What a journey…

First, I just want to say that Lula Larkin was perfect for this book. She did such a wonderful job with all the elements. I always knew which character was in play, and she nailed the emotion.
Melissa Brayden is one of my favorite authors. Sometimes I feel like I’m watching a movie.
I fell in love with Part 1. Everything about it. I became frustrated in parts 2 & 3, which I’m sure was the intention. I rallied in part 4.
I really appreciate the animals and how they develop into beings and become actual characters. MB is great at that.
I was starting to feel like the book was getting too long, but then it moved on and in the end I loved it!

It had it all.

l love Lula Larkin and her narration.

The story made me laugh, cheer and cry. I like that it was divided into parts to help with the timeline.

Eh, good enough but....

I did like this book, but lately it seems all her books are so similar, none really stand out on their own. I recently read "How Sweet It Is" & "Strawberry Summer" & this one was right along the same lines. Very predictable.

So many feels!

I loved this book from beginning to end. just the right amount of everything. I also loved Lula Larkin's narration. She gave everyone their own voice and brought the story to life!