The Last House Standing
One street. Three years of secrets. The truth has been here all along.
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Virtual Voice
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Beatrix Penrose
Este título utiliza narración de voz virtual
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Rachel has lived on Crestwood Close for eighteen months. She has exposed one man, helped bring down a property fraud scheme, and watched the community slowly reckon with what it protected. She thought she was nearly done.
Then a letter arrives from a woman in Bristol. Her sister lived at number three. And the man who targeted her was not Clive Whitfield.
He has been there all along — at the other end of the street, in plain sight, charming and retired and completely unsuspected. And the woman who has known this longest is the woman Rachel trusts most.
The Last House Standing is the explosive, deeply satisfying conclusion to the Crestwood Close trilogy. Told in three timelines — Rachel investigating the present, Joanna uncovering the past, and Diane finally telling her own story for the first time — it answers every question the series has been building towards.
Who was Diane Cole, before Crestwood Close?
Why did she really move there?
And what did it cost her to wait twenty-two years for someone like Rachel to arrive?
The answers will change everything you thought you knew about Books 1 and 2.
The gripping, emotionally devastating finale for readers of Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, and Ruth Ware. Best read after The Woman Next Door and Everyone on This Street.
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