The Last Letter by Rebecca Yarros

If you’re reading this, then you already know the drill with the last letter. You made it, but unfortunately, I didn’t. So, let go of any guilt you may be carrying because I know that if there was even the slightest chance of saving me, you would have done it without hesitation.

There’s one thing I need from you now: leave the army behind and make your way to Telluride.

My younger sister, Ella, is raising the twins on her own. She’s fiercely independent and doesn’t easily accept help, but she’s already lost our grandmother, our parents, and now me. It’s an unbearable weight for anyone to bear. Life just isn’t fair.

But here’s the thing that’s tearing her family apart, and she hasn’t shared it with you yet. She’s going to need your support.

Now that I’m gone, I won’t be there for Ella. I won’t be able to help her through this. But you can. As my best friend, I’m pleading with you to take care of my sister, my family.

Please, don’t let her face this alone.