Last Man: Origins

By: Eloise J. Knapp

Narrated by: Andrew Wehrlen

The U.S. descends into total madness overnight when a rabies-like chimeric virus turns the population into feral, raging masses. Few survive the first wave, reducing the country to a hostile landscape filled with roaming predators.

Deep in the evergreen foothills east of Seattle, one former HUMINT specialist is prepared to do whatever is necessary to keep his wife and daughter safe. But infected aren’t the only enemy—unchecked illness and parasitic scavengers may prove deadlier than the virus itself.

Each dawn forces him to question whether meaning can still be forged from the broken remnants of his life…whether survival is worth the savage acts it demands.

©2025 Eloise J. Knapp (P)2025 Eloise J. Knapp

fantastic

As someone who has been a fan of the short stories for years, being able to listen to a book of the origin of the last man was awesome. I loved the many nods to the short story characters that I realized later on that were in it. The narrator did a great job and made it really easy to listen too. Im very hopeful Eloise decides to continue with these books.

How real it sounded like

A dark and exciting story that shows how the world ended and why people had to survive. Made me rethink my daily choices and what I have gone through in my life. You truly never know if this day will be your last. Excellent book!

Post apocalyptic

Last Man: Origins by Eloise J. Knapp is an excellent post- apocalyptic survival science fiction. Andrew Wehrlen did an amazing job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, thrilling, engaging, exciting, and more.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly Recommend