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The Last Sister

24 Books in 2024 Book Review: “The Last Sister” by Kendra Elliot

Welcome back, book lovers! Today, I’m thrilled to talk about “The Last Sister” by Kendra Elliot, a captivating read from my 24 Books in 2024 challenge. Join me as we explore Elliot’s detailed world and uncover what makes this mystery thriller a must-read.

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The Last Sister

“The Last Sister” is a thrilling book by Kendra Elliot about three sisters whose hidden secrets come to light after a surprising murder. Emily and Madison attempt to put behind them their father’s murder from two decades ago, but when a similar crime happens, FBI agent Zander Wells believes there’s a hidden truth in their town that nobody wants to reveal.

What is the last sister about?

“The Last Sister” takes place in a small town near Portland, Oregon, creating an interesting setting for the thrilling story. It opens with the hanging of a black man and the stabbing death of his white wife. The woman who finds the bodies, Emily Mills, had also found her father hanging from a tree twenty years earlier. While there appears to be no connection, the FBI becomes intrigued by both the previous crime and the ensuing tragedies. The story kicks off with an exciting prologue that lays the foundation for a complex network of secrets, betrayals, and surprising turns.

This book is the beginning of a series. It introduces FBI agent Zander Wells, who is brought in by Emily after she loses faith in the local police. As Zander digs into the case, he uncovers dark secrets woven into the lives of the townspeople, ultimately revealing the chilling truth behind “The Last Sister.” This story immerses you in a world where suspense and mystery meet, exposing the dark side of human nature through haunting revelations.

One of the best things about Elliot’s writing is how she creates really interesting and easy-to-understand characters. From the mysterious Zander Wells to the complicated personalities of the townspeople, each character is carefully made, making the story feel real. Readers will be really into the characters’ experiences, feeling their successes and struggles.

Set in a town near where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, the writing brings the town to life with its charm and mysteries. Elliot skillfully combines the peaceful appearance of the community with the underlying tension, creating a noticeable sense of unease that keeps readers engaged. The detailed descriptions and well-crafted story make the coastal town and its residents easy to imagine. The contrast between the natural beauty and the mysterious elements in the story creates a captivating mix of emotions and intrigue that holds the readers’ attention from beginning to end.

Conclusion

As part of my 24 books in 2024, I am making an effort to read a variety of book genres. This is my first time reading a psychological crime thriller with police procedurals. It took me a while to get into it because I wasn’t used to all the policy stuff, but once I did, I really did and could not put it down. I read this book in less than a week, which is uncommon because I can barely find the time to read.

In my opinion, “The Last Sister” by Kendra Elliot is totally gripping and a must-read for mystery thriller fans. The characters are so interesting, the setting feels so real, and the plot is just masterfully crafted. It’s a real page-turner that will keep you guessing until the very end. Let me tell you, “The Last Sister” showed promise and left me intrigued to see what lies ahead. It has definitely earned its spot as a must-read for anyone who loves getting lost in a good book.

Stay tuned for more book reviews and updates on my journey through the world of literature here on Breathe Chile – where we celebrate the joys of a healthy lifestyle in mind and body. Happy reading!

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