The Last Cadillac

A wry, heartfelt, and unfiltered account of what happens when life throws you into the deep end armed with nothing but a to-do list, a sense of humor, and a stubborn streak.
When Nancy' s mother dies and her marriage implodes, she finds herself juggling single motherhood, a grieving father with a penchant for cigarettes and Cadillacs, and a family that accuses her of kidnapping their father.

With a voice that' s both hilarious and poignant, Sullivan invites you into the chaos of her family' s " Adventure" — a move from the gray Midwest to the unpredictable sunshine (and hurricanes) of Florida. Along the way, she wrangles siblings, navigates the minefield of caregiving for a parent with dementia, and tries to keep her kids, her sanity, and her father' s last Cadillac all in one piece.

Sullivan' s memoir is a love letter to resilience, packed with sharp observations, laugh-out-loud moments, and the kind of honesty that makes you feel like you' re sitting at her kitchen table, coffee in hand, commiserating over life' s messes. It' s for anyone who' s ever had to start over, care for a loved one, or just needed a reminder that even in the middle of disaster, there' s room for hope— and a good story.

Perfect for:

- Caregivers, single parents, and anyone facing life' s curveballs

- Readers who appreciate wit, candor, and a dash of irreverence

- Fans of memoirs that find the humor in heartbreak

The Last Cadillac proves that sometimes, the only way through is to laugh, cry, and keep moving forward.