Last Night

De: Luanne Rice

Narrado por: Jim Frangione, Nicol Zanzarella

From the Amazon Charts and New York Times bestselling author of The Shadow Box and Last Day comes a breathtaking thriller about a family shaken by lies, vengeance, and a cold-blooded crime.

A fierce blizzard is burying the eastern seaboard, but on the icy Rhode Island shore renowned artist Maddie Morrison finds warm sanctuary from a contentious divorce at the legendary Ocean House. Hours later, her body is found buried under a blanket of snow and her little daughter, CeCe, has disappeared without a trace.

For Detective Conor Reid; his brother, Tom, a coast guard commander; and Maddie’s grieving sister, Hadley, the posh hotel becomes ground zero for an investigation. Trapped by the blizzard, they must hunker down and determine who in the young mother’s life could have possibly wanted her dead. There are stories of a twisted romantic past. Of old jealousies and resentments that still cut to the bone. And a history of greed, rage, and revenge that created the perfect storm for murder. A storm that has just begun.

©2024 Luanne Rice (P)2023 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Take a deep breath and dive into this foreboding tale set on Rhode Island’s seashore.”—Kirkus Reviews

“A story about the local community, jealousies, and greed.”—Library Journal

“The action is nonstop, but that doesn’t overshadow the human connections between key players and the possibly suspect secondary characters… Fans of Nora Roberts, Sheryl Woods, and Robin Carr will enjoy Rice's latest.”—Booklist

The emotions that come with her writing style.

I liked Multiple readers for appropriate chapters. I feel like this helped with the storyline perspective.

Great storyline and not predictable

It was an easy listen. I enjoyed the story and didn’t predict the end of the book. At the end it’s a feel good story.

If you like art you will like this book

Very good storyline on this book. A family oriented story and I love the backdrop and the place that the story takes place in. Very well put together. Enjoyed it

Best mystery/romance ever

The information about Rhode Island is Spot On. Multiple mysteries heightened the suspense.
Fantastic writing and presentation.

More drama and lies than murder mystery

I had mixed feelings on this book. Too much talking versus action in the story. The first half of the book went very slowly. It wasn't as much drama or really even a murder mystery, more family secrets, lies, greed and drama. I didn't feel vested in any of the characters or their roll in the story. It's a good thing the cop was staying at the hotel or the murder might never have been solved. This story could have been so much more.

Interesting how they have weaved rhechatactets

Never read her books enjoyed it She twists and turns her story to keep it going always rethinking who is guilty.

Engaging story.

Loved the storyline. Had a problem with the male narrator….he was so choppy and ‘growly’ in his narration.

Predictable Mystety

OK narration; interesting story setting; weird unbelievable ending. Author seemed rushed to finish the narrative.

The art of dying

I love a good mystery murder story. This one in particular was a really good read. From the way the story moves along to the surprise twist of finding out who the killer was. I swear I thought I figured it out and then right there at the end was a nice little gotcha! Moment. I hate when you can guess who the killer was early on, it doesn’t make the read to fun anymore.

The part the got me the most in this book was the kid. She was so brave and smart. God forbid something like this happen you’d hope to be as brave as this little girl.
Overall, very good read. So many parts and people involved made the puzzle enjoyable.

Good twists

This story keeps you interested because there are many different twists and culprits involved throughout