In the small, sleepy village of Saltharbour Bay, the once close-knit community was gradually disintegrating. Connections were being destroyed. Relationships severed. Businesses broken. There was a wave of unease sweeping through them, although no one was sure why. Someone had to make a stand. Someone who had an insight into the unhappiness caused by these subtle changes to people's mental well-being. Someone like Elizabeth? Following success of her three previous memoirs, Alice White brings her insightful, humorous observations to her debut novel. 'The Last Text' explores a subject that resonates deeply with us all: the tension between between our reliance on technology versus our yearning for a slower pace of life. Immerse yourself in this page-turner as you consider: Could a simpler life bring you more joy? Would you be willing to make your next text message your last?

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