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The Last Passenger

By: Will Dean
Narrated by: Jenny Funnell
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The electrifying stand-alone thriller from the author of The Last Thing to Burn and First Born.

My phone has no reception, something we've been told to expect from time to time out here, and my stomach feels uneasy. Maybe it's the motion of the waves or maybe it's the fact that Pete didn't leave a note or a text. He usually leaves a note with a heart.

I pull on jeans and a jumper and scrunch my hair on top of my head and take my key card and step out into the corridor.

Thirty seconds later it hits me.

All the other cabin doors are wedged open.

Every single one is unoccupied and unlocked.

My heart starts beating harder. I break out into a run. At the end of the long corridor I take a lift down to the Ocean Lobby.

There's nobody here.

My mouth is dry.

It's like I'm trapped on a runaway train.

No, this is worse.

The RMS Atlantica is steaming out into the ocean and I am the only person on board.

This was supposed to be the holiday of a lifetime for Cas. Now she just needs to survive.

With the drama of The Woman in Cabin 10 and the tension of And Then There Were None, The Last Passenger is a psychological thriller set aboard a cruise ship about a woman whose seemingly ordinary life is suddenly thrown dramatically off course. Will Dean is the master of intense suspense and this novel is full of his trademark twists and turns.

©2023 Will Dean (P)2023 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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Different.

Kept me listening, although not a believable story, I don’t think it was meant to be. But original and fast paced story which I really enjoyed. :)

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Great read

Great book, lots of twists and turns. The ending had me gasping out loud. Very much enjoyed the narration also.

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mediocre

it started out good and you could relate, that quickly stopped and it got ridiculous. terrible ending

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Good at the start

Started off very good until the first twist and then headed in a direction that wasn’t my cup of tea 🙂

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Great storyline

The storyline was unique and interesting with the narrator being able to switch accents well. However it was very very long and drawn out. I skipped some chapters as the main character talked a lot and would take up chapters with back story.

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implausible and silly throughout

implausible and silly throughout , human reactions and twists seemed like they were written by a school child.

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Horrible Plot

I had high hopes for this book in the beginning. Absolutely great idea. Unfortunately it quickly went downhill. The character complained soo much and mostly about unimportant things. The main character kept repeating herself and the plot quickly went downhill. Was very disappointed.

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Unfortunately not great

I didn't feel invested in any of the characters enough to really care what they were going through, the writing is unrealistic, repetitive and flimsy. Not a big fan.

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