The Last Camino

One year after her husband's death, Julie is still lost in her grief. Desperate for a fresh start, she sets out on Spain's legendary Camino de Santiago, a 500-mile pilgrimage that promises challenge, beauty, and perhaps a chance to feel alive again.

On the trail, Julie battles grueling climbs, injury, and her own doubts. But she also discovers unexpected allies: pilgrims from around the world who walk beside her, share their stories, and remind her she isn't as alone as she thought.

What Julie doesn't know is that her late husband left behind one final surprise, a secret gift waiting for her at the end of the road.

Heartfelt, hopeful, and filled with the magic of the ancient path, The Last Camino is a story of second chances, the friendships that lift us, and of never knowing where life's journey will lead or end.

I CANNOT ENDURE THE FAKE/AI VOICE

I think the story may be worthwhile, but the fake narrator's voice did me in. I had to stop listening less than half way
through the story because the artificial voice is flat, lifeless (no pun intended), lacking the human elements of pitch, intonation, and the variations of the voice's complex sound.
The human voice is created by over 100 muscles in our body.
The current Audible AI voice telling the story did not come close to the complexity of the human voice.
My apologies to the author of the book because I can't rank the value of the story if I can't tolerate listening to Audible's AI
voice.