The Last by Hanna Jameson
The Last by Hanma Jameson
Review: Jon, the narrator, is a historian, so what else would he do but document the end of the world as we know it? After nuclear war dessimates the planet, leaving pockets of survivors cut off from the rest of the world, Jon finds himself stuck in a hotel in Switzerland with people he doesn’t know and the dead body of child in the water tank on the roof.
Not only is this Jon’s account of the end of civilisation but an investigation into who murdered the child and if they’re still within the walls of the hotel.
I enjoyed this book and was happy with the ending, but I found a vast chunk of the middle was slow paced and lacked action. Otherwise, a good read if you like end of the world narratives.
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