Last Woman

De: Jacqueline Druga

Narrado por: Joy Nash

After emerging from a coma, Faye Wills opens her eyes to complete darkness and the feeling of being trapped. Soon she discovers she is in no less than a nightmare world and awakens in the worst place imaginable. She is one of thousands of bodies in a makeshift mass grave that was once a football stadium. Left for dead. There are no signs of life and the only sound she hears is the buzzing of flies that follow the stench of death. Once out of the stadium she steps into a desolate, barren world, void of all life and people. Faye learns that while in a comatose state, the world was besieged by some sort of epidemic. Without a soul around, there are a lot of missing pieces. Where did everyone go? What really happened? Though in a weakened state, she must pull it together and move forward. She focuses on a goal of finding not only answers but survivors. However, the further she moves in her journey, the more Faye realizes that she may never find anyone and must face the very scary and real possibility that she may not only be the last woman on earth, but the last person as well.

©2014 Jacqueline Druga (P)2015 Jacqueline Druga

How would I react?

Once again Mrs. Jacqueline Druga makes you feel like your the one living the story.

Very good book.

I loved the book. I loved the twist and turns the plot take. When the book was over, I couldn't wait to listen to the second book.
The only bad thing I could say about the book is that the main character is a bit whiny.

Last Woman

This is another terrific book by the Queen of dystopian fiction. Fay wakes up in a pile of dead people.What happened? Imagine being the only woman in a world full of men.It is a chilling proposition. Narration was very good.

Don’t use a credit for this one

Whiny, annoying heroine. Complains a lot, no common sense. Don’t use a credit on this one.
Story had potential.

Couldn’t stop!

This is one you don’t want to put down or end. Great story and characters!