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The Last Car Home

by D. S. Artden (writer)

The Lamplight EditionNon-graphic adult intimacy · 16+

16+Estimated read: about 15 hr 29 minRomanceDrama4 endings

Nora Ellis has built a workable life from deadlines, motherhood, and carefully managed expectations. After a disastrous blind date and a late ride on a historic San Francisco streetcar, she meets a guarded operator whose sharp humor keeps colliding with her need for honesty. Across work, friendship, parenting, grief, and modern dating, every choice asks what she is willing to call love—and what she refuses to lose to keep it.

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Implied consensual sexual intimacy between adultsStrong languageAdult relationship conflictGrief, childhood cancer, and the death of a child

What to expect

16+Non-graphic consensual adult intimacyStrong languageToxic relationship dynamics and emotional withdrawalDivorce and custody conflictGrief, childhood cancer, hospitals, and the death of a childDepression and bereavement

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