The Last Lesson

By: Jon Athan

Narrated by: Francis G. Kearney

A brutalized student. A gang-infested school. A vengeful teacher.

After his star pupil, Rina Ogawa, is sexually assaulted in a school restroom, Edward Clifford sets out on a journey to find the truth and bring her attackers to justice. He finds himself delving head-first into the lives of his other students - lives filled with crime, violence, and hatred. What starts as a desperate attempt to achieve justice quickly sends Edward down the path of vengeance....

Who attacked Rina Ogawa? Can Edward bring her attackers to justice? Or will he take matters into his own hands?

From the provocative author of The Law of Retaliation and Grandfather’s House, Jon Athan brings you a shocking thriller packed with mystery, suspense, and extreme violence. This is a story of human horror.

Warning: This novel contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2019 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2019 Jonathan Sixtos

Suspenseful!

At this point I've read (or rather listened to) several books by Jon Athan. This one was extremely well paced and had me at the edge of my seat for the latter half of the story. Most of the books I've read by JA have been extremely graphic, but this one is considerably less. Still, his ability to create a suspenseful scene, with the actions of certain characters, was still really bad ass!
I will be sad when I run out of Athan books on here

Last Lesson

Another great story by Jon Athan. This was a great revenge story with plenty of violence. Jon Athan is a wonderful horror writer. Francis G. Kearney did a great job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Who will give "The Last Lesson?"

Wow! This is my first book by this author, but won't be my last. So real. So violent. So frustrating. So scary. High school bullying at its worst. Beatings. Rape. Disrespect. Gangs. All go unpunished. Vengeance. Who can set things straight? How can it ever get better? Who will give "The Last Lesson?"
This Audible version was so entertaining. The narrator did an awesome job of presenting this story.

That ending. WOW

This was one tough listen. I guess that's a good thing. In the current climate of racial tension, I kinda wish I had chosen a different book. Just hearing the racial slurs disturbed me. However, I do see how it was pertinent to the story. In the end, justice was served.
This is a story of a teacher who cares so much about his students, that when one gets raped, he takes matters in his own hands. The raped girl eventually kills herself and the teacher seeks revenge. Revenge stories are always fun.

Excellent

American history X meets dangerous minds
Raw and violent Jon athan doesn’t pull punches
Well narrated and a must read for dark thriller fans
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review