THE LAST GOOD BRA

Three widowed neighbors. One missing bra. A cross-country trip of faith, friendship, and forgiveness. Evelyn, Betty June, and Frankie have been neighbors—and friendly sparring partners—for over a decade. Their disagreements span everything from casserole temperatures to the finer points of scripture. Evelyn is Catholic and precise. Betty June is Southern Baptist and loud. Frankie is Jewish and done with everyone’s nonsense. But despite their differences, they share something sacred: coffee on the porch, stories of the men they’ve lost… and a deep appreciation for a bra that actually fits. When Evelyn’s favorite bra gets discontinued, she spirals harder than a washing machine on spin cycle. But instead of giving up, she grabs her neighbors, a cooler of sweet tea, and a dog-eared road atlas. Together, the trio hits the open road in search of the last good bra—and maybe, the last bit of themselves they thought was gone for good. Their journey brings them closer than they ever expected, testing their patience, their pasts, and their faith. Along the way, they’ll confront unresolved grief, eat too many gas station snacks, argue about GPS directions, and discover that sometimes, the strongest support doesn’t come from underwire—it comes from each other. A hilarious and heartfelt novel about aging boldly, healing loudly, and finding God in the least expected places.