The Last Mrs. Parish is the first chapter of The Last Mrs. Parish’s novel series. It is a fictional novel which is written by Liv Constantine. Behind this pen name are two sister writers, Valerie Constantine and Lynne Constantine. They write excellent fiction and one of their best ones is The Last Time I Saw You. Other than this one The Stranger in the Mirror is another sensational novel by the writer.
The narration of this book is done by Suzanne Elise Freeman and Meghan Wolf. It was not a good narration as it lacked energy and the characters were not distinguishable with voice.
The Last Mrs. Parish
Amber Patterson looks to be quite fed up. She was quite tired of being unimportant and a nobody. She was a plain, simple, and invisible woman who blends right into the background. She deserved to have a lot more than that. She deserved to have a life full of excessive money and extreme power. It should have been like the blue-eyed and blond-haired Daphne Parish.
To everyone else in the Bishops Harbor town, Daphne and Jackson, her husband is a couple from a fairytale. The envy of Amber could eat her alive especially if she didn’t have any sort of a plan. Amber employed the compassion of Daphne to insinuate herself into good family life.
It was the first step in a scrupulous order for the sake of undermining her. Soon Amber became the closest most confidante of Daphne as they traveled to Europe along with the Parrish family. But, a skeleton from her past life could just change the entire scenario building up.
The story of this novel was not too bad. It struggled mainly with the characters and their development. The vocal performance was also not much impressive either.
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