The Last One

A Novel

De: Will Dean

Narrado por: Jenny Funnell

An unputdownable locked-room thriller about family, trust, and survival from the acclaimed author of the “utterly thrilling” (Lisa Jewell, #1 New York Times bestselling author) First Born.

When Caz steps onboard the exclusive cruise liner RMS Atlantica, it’s the start of a vacation of a lifetime with her new love, Pete. On their first night they explore the ship, eat, dance, make friends, but when Caz wakes the next morning, Pete is missing.

And when she walks out into the corridor, all the cabin doors are open. To her horror, she soon realizes that the ship is completely empty. No passengers, no crew, nobody but her. The Atlantica is steaming into the mid-Atlantic and Caz is the only person on board. But that’s just the beginning of the terrifying journey she finds herself trapped on in this white-knuckled mystery.

Current moral question about reality shows

I threw my book across the room when I read the last line…. Made me so mad

The ending

I knew something was coming but OMG. That poor woman. She has the worst luck!

this book kept my attention!

I thought this book was fast paced and I looked forward to listening the next time! there were a few eery parts that I enjoyed and the whole thought process is cool. the ending is my least favorite. the story as a whole is a bit far fetched, but thay doesn't bother me, I am reading fiction after all. But the ending is VERY far fetched. but don't let that deter you! the story is a good one!

Loved all the twists and turns!

Was held in suspense the whole time! There was so much I didn’t see coming!

Compelling

This is a story that stretches the bounds of believability. I got fairly convinced with the concept and the character development. But my level of disbelief hit an obstacle when I considered the needs of the kenneled dogs on board the ill fated cruise liner. Did they not require water? Wouldn’t that water source be available to the desperate participants in their fight for survival? I couldn’t get past that one overlooked detail.