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The Last Course

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When a desperate mother accepts a dinner invitation from Oakwood's most influential family, she never imagines the price of their generosity.

Grace Mitchell's bakery is failing. Her daughter Emily is dying from lupus. When the enigmatic Harper family offers help, their elegant dinner party seems like salvation—until Grace realizes what's truly being served at their table.

In this haunting literary horror novel, a mother's love collides with an ancient hunger that has fed on human consciousness for centuries. As Grace and Emily flee the Harper estate, they discover that some appetites can never be satisfied, and some invitations can never be declined.

From a mysterious dinner party to a desperate flight across state lines, from silver-lined crypts to terrifying transformations, The Last Course serves up a feast of psychological horror that will leave you questioning the nature of consumption itself.

A chilling tale

A mother's desperate bargain to save her dying daughterAn aristocratic family hiding centuries of dark secretsThe seductive power of transformation and transcendenceThe price of survival when humanity itself is on the menuSome hungers can never be satisfied. Some tables can never be left.

172 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 22, 2025

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Ayman Hamadeh

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June 1, 2025
Zero stars. This “book” is so clearly AI written it was painful to get through. Did anyone even edit this??? I read three chapters in a row that were just retellings of the same scene. It made absolutely no sense at all and was full of contradictions. Don’t waste your time.
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June 2, 2025
The first half of the book was so exciting that I literally couldn’t put it down. As soon as I got to chapter 7 the chapters were different versions of things that already happened and nothing made sense. AI was certainly used and not even proofread.
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