Leslie Brody “The Last Kiss”
November 20th, 2012
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When a sudden illness strikes her husband Elliot and then all too swiftly claims his life, newspaper reporter and mother Leslie Brody finds herself a stunned and unprepared widow.
Elliot was a romantic, funny and brilliant editor with three children of his own. But pancreatic cancer doesn’t care. Elliot was gone in less than two and a half years.
Leslie Brody’s book “The Last Kiss” does not dwell on Elliot’s death, or her loss.
Instead she shows how they resolutely made the most of the time they had left together.
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