The Last Passenger: The Nerve-Shredding New Thriller from the Master of Tension, for Fans of Lisa Jewell and Gillian Mcallister | 
panMaybe I‘m missing something but I thought this was dreadful. Rubbish pacing, completely ridiculous plot, and I didn‘t really develop any feelings for any of the characters. The one redeeming feature is its short chapters so quick to rattle through but could be at least 100 pages shorter.
so-soGreat start. The “twist” came in the first quarter which was way too early and was an unexpected turn but not one I enjoyed. I read on hoping there was more to it but no that was it. Well written but disappointing and not at all astonishing.
pickThis was such a wild book, I don‘t want to ruin any plot points for anyone with this review but I will say I haven‘t been able to finish a book in awhile and this solved my slump!! Safe travels and calm seas….🚢
pickCaroline (Caz) Ripley is on holiday with partner, Pete, aboard an ocean liner bound for America. The first morning aboard Caz wakes up & Pete is not in their cabin. She sets off to catch up to him, but as she walks to their dining room, the ship is eerily silent & she finds no trace of anyone else. Caz realises to her horror that she is on a ship heading out into the ocean & she's the only one onboard! (continued)
