The Last Frame

An Atmospheric Photographer Mystery on the Amalfi Coast

By: Lara Quinn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

On the Amalfi Coast, the most beautiful photographs are the ones no one is meant to survive.

Nora Voss has spent thirty years teaching the world where to look. Now forty-six and quietly out of fashion, she takes a commission she can't refuse: a season photographing the reopening of the Hotel Aurelia, a cliffside villa where old money keeps its secrets behind white flowers and a hundred-year view.

But the house has a grammar of its own — worn chalk marks that mean safe, fresh ones that mean fall — and a gallery of exquisite portraits whose numbers don't add up. When Nora realizes the Aurelia has spent a century turning drownings into holdings, and that the next beautiful death is already scheduled, she is left with the only weapon she has ever trusted.

She can make people look.

To stop it, she'll have to read a coast that has perfected the art of the elegant accident, protect a model who doesn't know she's already been chosen, and decide how much of herself she's willing to put in front of the lens.

The Last Frame is a slow-burning, atmospheric mystery about grief, memory, and the courage it takes to refuse to look away — the seventh Nora Voss novel, and a perfect entry point for new readers.

Perfect for readers of Kate Morton, Lucinda Riley, and Donna Leon.

An atmospheric photographer mystery set on Italy's Amalfi Coast. Full-length novel. No cliffhanger, no graphic content.