The Last Flight (Thorndike Press Large Print Thriller, Adventure and Suspense)

Review\n"A delicious thrill ride of a read...a suspenseful, timely tale about smart, strong women who support one another in their determination to not just survive, but also thrive, uncertainty and risk be damned." - BOOKPAGE (STARRED)\n"A premise that sounds highly thrilling takes its share of poignant turns, too." - ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY\n"A tense and engaging womancentric thriller." - KIRKUS REVIEWS (STARRED)\n"An exciting thriller that examines what happens if you try to leave your past behind... and asks if anyone, in today's world of constant surveillance, can truly disappear." - CAITRIONA BALFE, the star of Outlander, for Book of the Month\n"Clark is an exceptional writer...Highly recommended for fans of thriller, mysteries, and crime fiction." - LIBRARY JOURNAL (STARRED)\n"The moral dilemmas that the multifaceted, realistic characters face in their quest for survival lend weight to this pulse-pounding tale of suspense. Clark is definitely a writer to watch." - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (STARRED)\n"There are lots of twists and turns. It will keep you guessing. You won't be able to put it down." - PEOPLE\n"Thoroughly absorbing--not only because of its tantalizing plot and deft pacing, but also because of its unexpected poignancy and its satisfying, if bittersweet, resolution. The characters get under your skin." - THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW\n"Fans of Lisa Jewell and Liv Constantine will love The Last Flight, a novel focusing on two women who meet in an airport, both alone, both scared, and both urgently needing an escape from their lives. Claire Cook has a husband whose temper burns as bright as his promising political career, and she has worked for months on a plan to get out. A chance meeting in an airport bar brings her together with a stranger equally as desperate. Together they hatch a plan to switch tickets - Claire taking Eva's flightto Oakland, and Eva traveling to Puerto Rico as Claire. But then one plane crashes, and it's clear that one of them wasn't telling the truth"--