The Final Scene

By: Steph Nelson

Narrated by: Carolyn Jania

An edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller about a kidnapped woman trapped in a deadly game of twisted “roles”—where the only way to survive her captor’s final, blood-soaked scene is to break every rule.

The cabin is unlocked, but there’s no escape.

When Brooke was kidnapped on her way home from work, she thought her life was over.

That was ten years ago.

She’s been held captive in an isolated cabin on the Oregon coast ever since, scrambling to follow her kidnappers’ twisted instructions to the letter. Because the price of a mistake is death.

But when a new victim shows up, everything changes. Including the rules. And this time, the only way to survive is to break them.

Pace of the book is perfect.

A quick moving, shorter story than lots of a similar genre. Held my attention and I was keen to finish to see how the story unfolded. A very good read.

not bad

not one of my number one favorite but for sure a book u won't regret reading

The scene was good, but predictable

This book was alright. I would have liked a bit more. But, it was good while listening while doing other things.

creative storyline

this was a great psych thriller that had a creative spin I haven't read before. the narrator was great for the characters.

Kept my attention from beginning to end

The pace of the book was perfect and kept me on edge from start to finish. It was definitely one of those books that I thought about when I wasn't able to listen.