"Photography buffs will appreciate Farrington's detailed discussions of choosing film, exposures, and framing, along with the complexities of dealing with photo requests from major news outlets after Lennon died just four months later. This is one to linger over." - Publishers Weekly "Photographer Roger Farrington, who took some of the last pictures of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, has collaborated with Beatles historian Kenneth Womack to produce a compelling account of the final recording session of this remarkable creative partnership, enriched by a striking collection of photographs from the period. The book offers much more, including insights into Lennon's songwriting process at this late stage of his life. Readers gain an intimate view of the couple's relationship and a revealing portrait of Lennon's final days before his tragic death." - Kenneth L. Campbell, author of The Beatles and the 1960s: Reception, Revolution, and Social Change "Farrington captured a cache of quiet, unguarded, and previously unreleased pictures capturing John and Yoko in their first tentative steps back into public life, at a time when few rock stars considered a comeback at forty. Rather than simply supplementing the Lennon story, this book expands it in unexpected ways.

" - Tim Riley, author of Lennon: The Man, the Myth, the Music--The Definitive Life.