The Last Hike

De: Lee Lovelace

Narrado por: Jack de Golia

Paul had always wanted to hike The Appalachian Trail, but life got in the way. Now, death would be his deliverance to the path that wound its way from Georgia to Maine. Little did he know that his story would also include adventure, love, loss, and meeting the best kinds of people in the world.

On this hike, Paul encounters extreme weather conditions, health issues, great beauty, companionship, a canine rescuer, and even a lunatic predator. Join him as he treks The Last Hike.

Winner of the Choice Award and 2022 Best Team Production Award from Audiobook Reviewer.

©2022 Lee Lovelace (P)2022 Lee Lovelace

The author has a way of making it seem authentic.

The most disappointing ending.. This story is a roller-coaster, intentionally, not g
due to happenstance.

Engaging tale of a hiker’s thru-hike on the Appalachian Trail.

The Last Hike, audible version, is fast paced adventure to listen to but beware, you will not want to stop once you click play. The characters represent a cross section of hikers one might encounter on the trail with accurate depictions of places and trail lingo. It’s a great story to listen to during long trips!

Good read

loved all the story, except the ending.
so sad for Starlight and Red. did not end the way i had thought

pretty good but with serious flaws

The main character, Suicide Squad, told a good story. He had me completely absorbed in his AT trek. What I did not like was his self absorbtion and flippant attitude toward dying by suicide with his wonderful tramily close by to deal with the aftermath. He used the very threat of jumping off Katahdin to manipulate and hurt the people who loved him. He had no regard for the lives of those who would witness this act, as well as the rangers who risked their own lives to try to save him. His suicide plan casts a gloomy shadow over the whole story. He made wonderful friends that, IMHO, he did not deserve. If not for Squad's dark obsession with killing himself, this would have been one of my favorite AT stories.

I can’t see where audible said this was a fiction book.

When I first started reading it, it appeared a little over the top, but I just shrugged that off as literary license and puffing. It took me till I was about halfway through to actually look it up and realize it was a made up story. Had I known that I would not have bought it