A captivating blend of crime, evil, and a man collecting young women…This is Detective Steve Campbell’s second case since moving to Ketchum, and it involves missing friends kidnapped a month apart.
Unfortunately, there is little evidence for him to follow, but he asks Officer Graham to search cold cases with similarities, and they find the case that may have been the start of something sinister.
With more information at hand, one name keeps popping up; Jack Haskins. Now all they have to do is find the girls in Jack’s house of horrors.
But what they find is something Detective Steve Campbell could never imagine in all the years he’s been working.
Gripping, poignant, packed with unforgettable characters and a dart twist ending.
Natalie Michaels is the thrilling new pen name of USA Today bestselling author N. Gray, who writes unforgettable characters and dark twist endings... (source: Amazon.com)
After drowning my kindle in a hot tub yesterday (💔), I went for an emergency Asda trip and picked this one up at random… and oh my god! Fast paced, suspense, gore, chilling… it had everything and I loved it! Couldn’t put it down 👏🏻
The precept of the story was good but it's a pity that it wasn't written by a better author. Too many grammatical errors for a so-called best selling author. The total story was disjointed and hard to follow as the chapters jumped back and forwards on the timeline of several characters. A pity, as this could have been a good psycho thriller. Clumsy and amateurish. Did anyone bother to proof read it before going to print?
This book has the potential to be very good. The story was interesting and the narrative style was good. However, this was the most poorly edited book I’ve ever read. It was full of sentence fragments and typos. It’s like the author published the first draft without even reading through it again. Additionally, it was full of British phrases, even though the book supposedly took place in Idaho. The dialogue was also oddly formal. I’m from Idaho, and I can tell you that people do not talk that way.
Writers, please, for the love of God, hire a copy editor!
This is another book that jumps back and forth from past to present. Jack is one sick puppy! I didn't fully understand the meaning of the keys. Don't want to give a spoiler alert. Once you get used to the back and forth the book flows really well. Jack is all about his keys and how to get more. Will definitely be reading more in this series.
The Last Girl - Steve Campbell #1 by: Natalie Michaels My Rating: 5 Stars Reviewed by: Tammy - Book Nook Nuts
My Review:
If you like creepy crime stories... This one will be right up your alley.
Someone is killing young females, and its deranged... Detective Steve Campbell is new to the force, and the town, and now he has been thrown into a nightmare of epic proportions.
Nightmare worthy story and I can't wait to see where the author takes us next.
Enjoyed the suspense of catching the killer and seeing it from his viewpoint. Events at the end were surprising. Look forward to reading another book from this author.
The guys mental problems showed up at an early age. All the classic signs hurting animals then peers and on to adults. An interesting psychological and suspenseful book. The female protagonist Kate does some pretty stupid stuff that wouldn’t happen in reality.
It's an unusual book because you realize quite early on who the perpetrator is. But don't be fooled, there is still plenty to keep you interested and some unexpected twists. I thoroughly enjoyed this great book.
The storyline was very good and kept the interest throughout. The beginning was a little hard to fathom whilst the chapters went back and forth, once the characters were defined it was intriguing till the end.