LGBTQ Romance
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Tanya tyson
March 15, 2026
part 2
This was a very good book. Can't wait for part 3.
4.9 / 5.0
Published: 2026
Description
The apocalypse was supposed to be the end, but for Elara and her infernal partner, it is merely the beginning of a complicated new life. In this highly anticipated sequel, the boundaries between the celestial and the mortal continue to blur as the pair navigates the ruins of a world that no longer makes sense. While the first volume established their unlikely connection, this chapter pushes their romance into deeper, more vulnerable territory, balancing high-stakes science fiction tension with the sharp, witty banter that fans have come to adore.
What sets this story apart is the seamless blend of cosmic dread and genuine, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy. It is a rare gem that manages to be both a thought-provoking literary exploration of existence and a heartfelt lesbian romance that feels grounded in real emotion. The supporting cast shines brighter than ever, adding layers of depth and humor to a landscape that feels startlingly realized. Whether you are here for the slow-burn chemistry or the imaginative world-building, this installment exceeds the high bar set by its predecessor, delivering a narrative that is as addictive as it is profound. Prepare to fall even harder for this unforgettable duo as they fight for a future in the last place left.
Customer Reviews
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Andrea
February 16, 2026
Amazing!!
Oh wow! I knew I would love the second book in this trilogy, but damn, this was better than the first. That is such a hard thing for an author to do. To follow up the first book with an even better one?? GENIUS. STUNNING. I reached out to Bex and asked about themes and tropes of the book. She talked about the complexities of humans, “that people aren’t what you initially assume and that everyone is more than one thing.” She did an amazing job at capturing this with many of the characters in the book. Whether that be Meredith(which is the obvious choice) or a character that felt insignificant(who of course later turned out not to be).
She also talked about being in a relationship with someone that is fundamentally different from you. Nicky struggles with this throughout the book. I was glad to see that it wasn’t brushed under the rug by the author or the characters. There were many hard and unpleasant conversations that Meredith and Nicky had. They were real and raw. I found myself agreeing with both MCs on their points. Thus, proving that we as humans are more than just one thing. While this seems obvious, I think I and many others are guilty of not always acknowledging that. Nicky’s character development was shown through these conversations as well. She really found her voice.
The action in The Last Place On Earth is crazy. There is definitely more in this book than in the first. It was wonderfully written. A lot of times in scenes where a lot is going on I feel like I…
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K. Green
February 20, 2026
Post Apocalyptic Lesbians
Excellent follow up to the first book. Not every author is able to write side characters with just enough info/dialogue that they feel realized. Bex Benjamin does this well. Meredith is still a mystery, but I like that the reader learns about her as Nicky does. A refreshing take on envisioning a post-apocalyptic world. I look forward to the third book.
