The Last Time She Died

A Totally Gripping Crime Thriller with a Mind-Blowing Twist (Blake and Byron Thrillers, Book 1)

By: Zoe Sharp

Narrated by: Tamsin Kennard

She came back on the day of her father’s funeral, ten years after she vanished. But she can’t be who she says she is. Because we killed her. Didn’t we?

The young woman with the white-blonde hair sitting comfortably in the family living room smiles at the shocked faces around her.

“Don’t you recognise me?” she says. “I’m Blake.”

Some of her father’s family and friends crowd around her, relieved and grateful. But others seem terrified....

Blake’s father never reported her missing. Now he is dead, in a suspicious car accident, and Detective John Byron has been asked to investigate. But the new arrival has given him another mystery to solve. The family seem desperate to prove she isn’t Blake.... So what are they scared of? And what really happened all those years ago?

But as Byron struggles to sort the innocent from the guilty, the woman calling herself Blake has plans of her own....

Prepare to be gripped by this mind-blowing suspense thriller, the first in a brand-new series from the best-selling author of the Charlie Fox books.

©2021 Zoë Sharp (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Great book. Would love if they made audio versions of the older Charlie Fox series

It was a wonderfully written book. Highly recommended.

Great book. Would love if they made audio versions of the older Charlie Fox series

Great New Series

This author, Zoe Sharp, new to me. I thoroughly enjoyed the story, and the characters. The narration was good as well. There is a second book in the series and I plan to get it right now!

Not sure

I didn't really enjoy this book, I finished it more out of obligation than enjoyment. In addition to most of the story line, I didn't like the ending either. I realize there is going to be a sequel but it could have had a better ending.

Audio just as engaging as text

Zoe Sharp gives life to her characters; Tamsin Kennard gives voice to them. The novel is a page-turner, and the audio version gives driveway moments. Whatever I was doing as I was listening to The Last Time She Died, whether it was out for a long walk or working in my studio, I did it for a bit longer--just another chapter and then just another one. It makes me a little sad, though, that I have to wait for the next adventure of Blake and Byron.

Terrific story!

My trite (but accurate) descriptions: a page turner; hard to put it down; an engrossing mystery.