Last Seen Alive - Book Review

Last Seen Alive by Joanna Schaffhausen

Ellery Hathaway was the only survivor of a serial killer when she was just a girl. Now she is a Boston detective and has left everyone behind in order to start fresh, including the man who saved her and the only one who has ever understood her, FBI agent Reed Markham.

When Reed comes to see her, she knows she is in trouble. The serial killer Coben is making a deal. If Ellery will come and see him in prison, he will give the FBI details on where the rest of the bodies are hidden. Can Ellery play this game of cat and mouse with the man who terrorized her for days or will this finally be her breaking point?

JoannaSchaffhausen has written another amazing thriller with this novel. I literally could not put the book down. You can feel the tension between the characters coming off the pages as another twist or turn occurs. Ellery’s past is well documented in this book if this is the first book of the series you will read, but I do recommend reading them in order to see how Ellery matures and evolves. This is one of my all-time favourite thriller series and I would like to extend my thanks to St. Martin’s Press and the author Joanna Schaffhausen for an advanced readers copy that I voluntarily read and reviewed. 

Thank you so much for stopping by the farmhouse. Lynn 

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