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    The Last Passenger
    The Last Passenger
    The Last Passenger
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Last Passenger

    Written by Manel Loureiro

    Narrated by Angela Dawe

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    About this audiobook

    Reporter Kate Kilroy accepts an assignment to travel on the Valkyrie, a German ship veiled in secrecy for decades after it was discovered adrift in 1939 with only one passenger aboard, a baby boy named Isaac Feldman.

    Obsessed with understanding his origins, Feldman has spent a small fortune restoring the Valkyrie to try to solve the mystery. Assembling a team of experts and sparing no expense, he aims to precisely recreate the circumstances of the Valkyrie’s doomed final voyage. Little does Feldman or his team know that the ship has an agenda of its own. As the Valkyrie begins to weave its deadly web, Kate realizes that she must not only save herself, but the world as she knows it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    TranslatorAndrés Alfaro
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781491585177
    The Last Passenger
    Author

    Manel Loureiro

    Hailed as "the Spanish Stephen King," international bestselling author Manel Loureiro was born in Pontevedra, Spain, and studied law at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. After graduating, he worked in television, both on-screen (appearing on Televisión de Galicia) and behind the scenes as a writer. His Apocalypse Z trilogy—The Beginning of the End, Dark Days, and The Wrath of the Just—catapulted him to the bestseller lists with a worldwide following. His historical thriller, The Last Passenger, was a Kindle bestseller. Loureiro continues to reside in his native Pontevedra.

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      A Far fetched story
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      I give this book four stars for the first half and no stars for the second, hence the two-star final rating. Basically, this book's plot just completely got away from it, and it morphed from an eerie mystery with possible paranormal overtones into a completely ludicrous fantasy story that mashed together so many different ideas in the last 100 pages that I couldn't even keep track of what the heck was happening. The characters were nuts. The "reveals" were nuts. The ending was ridiculous. And finally, the last page made me roll my eyes so hard that I seriously thought they were going to pop right out of my sockets.Anyway, rating: 2/5