The Last One at the Wedding: A Novel

The Last One at The Wedding is mystery thriller with a lighthearted tone and fast paced writing. I enjoyed the story but there were many moments where I was frustrated with the main character and the twist wasn’t very compelling. The book’s pacing was also a little strange but I felt it worked for me because it kept things surprising. Was I blown away or unable to put this one down? No. I’d say it’s worth a try, some might like it more than I did.

I will say this is my start back into reading. With the book I caught myself a few times a day wanting to continue to read the book. Even the ending does kind of leave a hole with room for a sequel.

It was a slow read, then it got exciting for a couple chapter and then it was a very predictable ending. Main character did get annoying/whiny to me. I feel like this book could have great but it was just okay.

"The Last One At The Wedding." Overall, I found the experience to be a mix of enjoyment and frustration. While there were moments that I appreciated, the pacing felt drawn out at times, which made it hard to stay fully engaged. The characters elicited a strong reaction from me; there were a few I truly disliked, but I think that’s a testament to the author's skill in bringing them to life. It was a bit twisty and had some shocking moments, yet I couldn’t shake the feeling of annoyance with the characters' actions throughout the story. That said, there were traces of cleverness woven into the narrative, and I particularly liked the prologue. While it had its shortcomings, the author’s ability to create complex individuals made for an interesting read overall.

Great twist! I didn't expect the ending.