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Lake Union, 2026<\/p>\n
On the bracing edges of Alaska, a single mother is driven to secure her legacy in a powerful novel of family, forgiveness, and finding one\u2019s place in the world by the author of\u00a0<\/span>Point of Direction<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n It\u2019s been years since Ellie fished the Alaskan coastline\u2015not since her mother died. But when she finds her father beat up behind the local bar, she learns he\u2019s done the unforgivable: gambled away the family\u2019s commercial fishing boat\u2015her five-year-old son\u2019s inheritance and the life she longs to reclaim. For nefarious reasons of his own, the bookie gives them one season to earn the money to buy it back.<\/p>\n Ellie agrees to fish with her father, Pete, bringing her son, Drew, along as they chase the slim hope of paying off the debt. She\u2019s no stranger to backbreaking work and little sleep; what she\u2019s never been good at is accepting help\u2015or trusting anyone, especially a secretive homesteader with demons of his own. Ellie\u2019s growing attraction and the dangerous waters are the least of her worries. She\u2019s hiding secrets from everyone and, as the date with the bookie draws closer, she is at risk of losing it all.<\/p>\n A page-turning, authentic Alaskan tale that you\u2019ll want to devour in one sitting.- Alaska Magazine<\/strong><\/p>\n Rachel Weaver is among the very best writers who shirk the well-trod path of the male adventure hero to embrace a more flawed, more human, more whole character. Ellie Baker, our hero in The Last Run<\/em>, negotiates not only the treacherous waters and rugged wilderness of Alaska, but the even more challenging terrain of motherhood and family, in the end learning that losing everything often means gaining what matters most.- BK Loren, author of Theft<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n