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The Last Guest by Matt Clark and narrated by Bree Allison

 The Last Guest by Matt Clark and narrated by Bree Allison

Rayna is someone many of us can relate to. In a nice relationship, has a loving dog, financially struggling, inherited a wicked looking hotel. Yeah, okay… so some of that is relatable. Unless you have inherited a wicked looking hotel… then hook me up, yeah?
Anyway, Rayna shows up at her late dads hotel, which she had no idea he owned. Then stuff just starts happening that is eerie and disturbing. Her boyfriend comes over and witnesses it. Then the sheriff comes over and he sees it. And then shit keeps happening and everyone gets scared and runs away from the hotel and vows to never return. Hahahaha… Rayna returns to the hotel, silly.
Y’all, the narrator makes this one of the best audiobooks I have heard. This one just hit the mark a billion times over. Bree Allison is absolutely one to watch for. I gotta find everything she has narrated.
Matt Clark has masterfully written a psychological thriller that readers crave. It has the eeriness, the angst, the thrills, the secrets, the deceptions, all of that and more. A fantastic writer that hits all the notes we need for a damn good story.
Read this. Listen to this. Either way, you will love it!



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