Last Girl Ghosted
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- Author：Lisa Unger
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Summary
Secrets， obsession and vengeance converge in this riveting thriller about an online dating match turned deadly cat-and-mouse game， from the New York Times bestselling author of Confessions on the 7:45。
Think twice before you swipe。
She met him through a dating app。 An intriguing picture on a screen， a date at a downtown bar。 What she thought might be just a quick hookup quickly became much more。 She fell for him—hard。 It happens sometimes， a powerful connection with a perfect stranger takes you by surprise。 Could it be love？
But then， just as things were getting real， he stood her up。 Then he disappeared—profiles deleted， phone disconnected。 She was ghosted。
Maybe it was her fault。 She shared too much， too fast。 But isn't that always what women think—that they're the ones to blame？ Soon she learns there were others。 Girls who thought they were in love。 Girls who later went missing。 She had been looking for a connection， but now she's looking for answers。 Chasing a digital trail into his dark past—and hers—she finds herself on a dangerous hunt。 And she's not sure whether she's the predator—or the prey。
Think twice before you swipe。
She met him through a dating app。 An intriguing picture on a screen， a date at a downtown bar。 What she thought might be just a quick hookup quickly became much more。 She fell for him—hard。 It happens sometimes， a powerful connection with a perfect stranger takes you by surprise。 Could it be love？
But then， just as things were getting real， he stood her up。 Then he disappeared—profiles deleted， phone disconnected。 She was ghosted。
Maybe it was her fault。 She shared too much， too fast。 But isn't that always what women think—that they're the ones to blame？ Soon she learns there were others。 Girls who thought they were in love。 Girls who later went missing。 She had been looking for a connection， but now she's looking for answers。 Chasing a digital trail into his dark past—and hers—she finds herself on a dangerous hunt。 And she's not sure whether she's the predator—or the prey。
Reviews
Stella
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Lisa Unger is a master at contemporary domestic thrillers。 Last Girl Ghosted is no different。 Covering so many topics: PTSD， social media， online dating， mental illness， grief， guilt， trauma and death among many other topics， this is the story of unconventional families and love。 Wren is a successful writer， living in Brooklyn。 She has an advice column， a podcast and owns her townhouse。 Encouraged by her best friend， she joined an online dating service and meets Adam。 They meet and quickly fall Lisa Unger is a master at contemporary domestic thrillers。 Last Girl Ghosted is no different。 Covering so many topics: PTSD， social media， online dating， mental illness， grief， guilt， trauma and death among many other topics， this is the story of unconventional families and love。 Wren is a successful writer， living in Brooklyn。 She has an advice column， a podcast and owns her townhouse。 Encouraged by her best friend， she joined an online dating service and meets Adam。 They meet and quickly fall in love。 Then。。。one night， Adam disappears。 Bailey Kirk is a private investigator。 He's looking for Mia Thorpe。 She was dating someone， and then went missing after clearing out her bank accounts， turning off her phone and cutting off all communication。 Bailey connects with Wren because Adam and Mia's boyfriend are the same person。。。and this isn't the first time he's done this。 This story is。。。。insane。 What I wrote above is the most simplified plot summary of 10% of this book。 I couldn't put this book down。 I read through my lunch breaks， past my bedtime and during my normal evening TV times。 It's another hit for Lisa Unger。 Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for the opportunity to read and review this book。 。。。more
Barbara Rohde
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Lisa Unger knows how to hook the reader from the start and keep them riveted until the last page。 I have read a couple of her other books and she never disappoints。In this tale， Wren Greenwood meets a guy on a dating app and he charms her completely。 She finds herself falling for him and after 3 months he suddenly disappears without much explanation apart from a message saying that something had come up。 Not only has he physically disappeared but his digital presence disappears too。 Wren has no Lisa Unger knows how to hook the reader from the start and keep them riveted until the last page。 I have read a couple of her other books and she never disappoints。In this tale， Wren Greenwood meets a guy on a dating app and he charms her completely。 She finds herself falling for him and after 3 months he suddenly disappears without much explanation apart from a message saying that something had come up。 Not only has he physically disappeared but his digital presence disappears too。 Wren has no way of contacting him and is devastated。 Then she meets a private detective who is also investigating this "Adam' on behalf of a client whose daughter has also disappeared after dating this guy。 Wren and the PI team up to unravel the mystery of this guy， find out who he really is， and what has happened to the previous women in his life。The mystery is complicated by Wren's own backstory which is told in flashbacks。 There are twists and turns in the plot as the psychology of both Wren and 'Adam' are gradually revealed。 I enjoyed the read up until the ending which disappointed me as I found it unbelievable given what we know about genetics and heredity。 I'm not saying that heredity determines your fate but there are a number of traits that are inherited and this seems to be ignored in this 'fairytale' like ending。 。。。more
Krissy （books_and_biceps9155）
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Wowzers！ I am so thankful I not in the market for online dating at this point。 If I was-this would scare the shit out of me！ 😖This book is timely， fast paced and suspenseful as heck！ I think I chewed off half of my fingernails！ 😅 The first part of the book starts off really strong。 I was super interested in seeing where the story was headed and I felt for Wren。 She’s likable even if a bit naive。 The second half of the book was a bit slower but， I still enjoyed the twists。 Told from mainly Wrens Wowzers！ I am so thankful I not in the market for online dating at this point。 If I was-this would scare the shit out of me！ 😖This book is timely， fast paced and suspenseful as heck！ I think I chewed off half of my fingernails！ 😅 The first part of the book starts off really strong。 I was super interested in seeing where the story was headed and I felt for Wren。 She’s likable even if a bit naive。 The second half of the book was a bit slower but， I still enjoyed the twists。 Told from mainly Wrens POV you really get to know her and my heart broke for her past。 You guys know I hate animal violence in books and there is a scene where a doe is killed 😩 I get why it was in the story but doesn’t mean I had to like it。 All in all I enjoyed this one a bit more the 7:45 and as per usual Unger’s writing is incredible！ 。。。more
Susan
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There is so much about this book I love。 The thriller aspect - absolutely and so much about society and the internet and internet dating is spot on。。。 like I was screaming THANK YOU！The one issue I have is that it became repetitively preachy。 And this is from someone who pretty much agreed with 98% （and please don't take this as a referendum that the book is me because literary license and all that and it is a psychological thriller）。 But if someone who is on board with the underlying messages o There is so much about this book I love。 The thriller aspect - absolutely and so much about society and the internet and internet dating is spot on。。。 like I was screaming THANK YOU！The one issue I have is that it became repetitively preachy。 And this is from someone who pretty much agreed with 98% （and please don't take this as a referendum that the book is me because literary license and all that and it is a psychological thriller）。 But if someone who is on board with the underlying messages of a book is like ok you can stop now， by the end of the book？ It's enough。 。。。more
Melissa
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A thriller about a woman， Wren， who tries out online dating， finds an amazing guy， Adam， and gets ghosted by him。It quickly turns to a dark thriller， Adam deletes all of his social profiles and disappears。Wren then decides to haunt for him， but is she the hunter or the doe？It is a dark thriller about obsession and secrets。 It was a book I could not put them。 Thank you to HQ and Netgalley for the Arc of this book。
Lori L （She Treads Softly）
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Last Girl Ghosted by Lisa Unger is a very highly recommended psychological thriller that begins with an online dating match。Wren Greenwood， who writes the advice column "Dear Birdie，" is talked into trying the dating app Torch by her best friend， Jax。 She meets a few forgettable men but then she meets Adam Harper， an IT executive， and the two immediately have a connection。 Three months later Adam doesn't show up for a date， deletes all of his contact information， and ghosts Wren。 She has no idea Last Girl Ghosted by Lisa Unger is a very highly recommended psychological thriller that begins with an online dating match。Wren Greenwood， who writes the advice column "Dear Birdie，" is talked into trying the dating app Torch by her best friend， Jax。 She meets a few forgettable men but then she meets Adam Harper， an IT executive， and the two immediately have a connection。 Three months later Adam doesn't show up for a date， deletes all of his contact information， and ghosts Wren。 She has no idea why he would do this as she thought they were in a serious relationship。 Then she learns that Adam may not be who he said he is and is contacted by Bailey Kirk， a private detective who is looking for Adam。 Kirk is investigating the disappearance of three other women who also met Adam， although he was using different names， through Torch。Wren's secret， disturbing background is hinted at in the beginning of the novel but more information is disclosed once Kirk enters the picture and the search for Adam becomes more intense。 Chapters set in the present day are offset by chapters set in Wren's past when she was a child and are all written in the first-person。 The chapters from her troubled childhood help establish who and why Wren is the woman she is today。 There are many dark secrets in her past and several of them are unexpected。 It becomes clear that Adam's ghosting of her is indicative of some future plans he may have， but he may not fully realize what strength Wren can pull from her past experiences。Last Girl Ghosted is a totally engrossing well written novel。 The evolution of how Wren handled the ghosting， beginning with blaming herself， and how this began to change when Kirk showed up was believable and riveting。 As more information about Wren's background is disclosed， it becomes clear that there is more to her than the ability to give good advice to troubled people。 She is an engaging character who has depth， resourcefulness， intelligence， and an inner strength。 All the characters are fully realized and credible。The plot is compelling and held my attention throughout。 Just when you think you know all the facts， there is some new twist in the plot that adds another layer of depth and complexity。 After thinking I had things figured out， it became clear that I didn't have the complete picture。 Almost no one is who they appear to be。 All the twists and new revelations， even when surprising， are conceivable in the plot。 It was fantastic to see Wren pull all her inner resources and knowledge to the forefront to assist her。 （It also serves as a warning about using online dating apps。） The setting is in late 2019 into early 2020， which also serves to add to the tension as readers know what is coming in the future。Disclosure: My review copy was courtesy of Park Row Books。http://www。shetreadssoftly。com/2021/1。。。 。。。more
brettlikesbooks
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thank you so much #tandemliterary and @parkrowbooks & @bookclubbish for sending me this early finished copy—what a way to kick off #booktober ！！being ‘ghosted’ by her dating app love connection leads wren down a scary rabbit hole of missing girls and her own dark past + i stayed up til the wee hours finishing this compelling， tragic #suspensethriller because i HAD to know the answers to so。 many。 questions。👻“There’s an almost physical twinge in my solar plexus， the severing of our connection。I d thank you so much #tandemliterary and @parkrowbooks & @bookclubbish for sending me this early finished copy—what a way to kick off #booktober ！！being ‘ghosted’ by her dating app love connection leads wren down a scary rabbit hole of missing girls and her own dark past + i stayed up til the wee hours finishing this compelling， tragic #suspensethriller because i HAD to know the answers to so。 many。 questions。👻“There’s an almost physical twinge in my solar plexus， the severing of our connection。I don’t know how I knew this。 But my whole body aches with the certainty。You’re gone。”👻add it to your #booktoberfest reading list—out on tuesday， october 5th！👻instagram book reviews @brettlikesbooks 。。。more
Bookclubbish
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CategoriesCrime Thriller， Suspense， Psychological Thriller
Rebecca
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Lisa Wetzel
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Lisa Unger has done it again with her new novel Last Girl Ghosted。 Unger knows how to write a dark psychological thriller that you won’t want to put down。 You will turn each page quickly to find out what happens next until there are no more pages to turn！！ This book is filled with betrayal， trauma， secrets， grief， self destruction， family， loss and so so sooooo much more！ She knows how to put all the right ingredients together to come up with a very disturbing story！ She takes you on one very sc Lisa Unger has done it again with her new novel Last Girl Ghosted。 Unger knows how to write a dark psychological thriller that you won’t want to put down。 You will turn each page quickly to find out what happens next until there are no more pages to turn！！ This book is filled with betrayal， trauma， secrets， grief， self destruction， family， loss and so so sooooo much more！ She knows how to put all the right ingredients together to come up with a very disturbing story！ She takes you on one very scary ride with many twist and turns that you better have yourself strapped in for and hold on tight！What would you do if you fell for someone from an on-line dating app and just when everything is going well， they are gone！！！ No where to be found and no sign of them……。Ghosted！！！！！ Then you find out you are not the only one？？？ Determined to find out what happened brings about a past full of discontent that you would rather not have to face！ I highly recommend this extremely addictive book……Unger never disappoints！！Thank you NetGalley， Lisa Unger and Park Row for an advanced copy of this intriguing compulsive novel in exchange for my honest opinion。#NetGalley #lastgirlghosted #lisaunger#ParkRow #arc 。。。more
Erin
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Last Girl Ghosted was my first Lisa Unger book and now I'm excited to go back and read her backlist！ I don't want to give too much away in this dark and twisty thriller！ Wren was convinced to try online dating by her best friend and after a few dates she's starting to fall for Adam。 When he doesn't show up and isn't answering his phone and she realizes she's been ghosted。 She wants to figure out why especially after she finds out his apartment was an airbnb and his online profiles are gone。。。 th Last Girl Ghosted was my first Lisa Unger book and now I'm excited to go back and read her backlist！ I don't want to give too much away in this dark and twisty thriller！ Wren was convinced to try online dating by her best friend and after a few dates she's starting to fall for Adam。 When he doesn't show up and isn't answering his phone and she realizes she's been ghosted。 She wants to figure out why especially after she finds out his apartment was an airbnb and his online profiles are gone。。。 this search gets her down a dangerous road and a dark past。 Lisa Unger had such a fabulous writing style that draws you in and these characters are so complex！ If you like dark thrillers you'll love this book！ I had the pleasure of attending the chat with Lisa Unger。 It was fun to hear the inspiration for the book！ Thanks to @parkrowbooks and Tandem Literary for sending me a copy of the book。 This cover is absolutely beautiful！ It comes out on Tuesday - October 5th！ 。。。more
Sarah
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This was my first book by Lisa Unger and I had no idea what to expect。 I don’t give plot spoilers or talk about what is already explained in the blurb but rather my views and feelings。 This was a deliciously dark， tense and compelling read！ The characters were very well-developed， brought to life convincingly by their human frailties， their hidden strengths and later the understanding that comes from their back stories。 Wren Greenwood， the main character， has obviously worked hard to create her This was my first book by Lisa Unger and I had no idea what to expect。 I don’t give plot spoilers or talk about what is already explained in the blurb but rather my views and feelings。 This was a deliciously dark， tense and compelling read！ The characters were very well-developed， brought to life convincingly by their human frailties， their hidden strengths and later the understanding that comes from their back stories。 Wren Greenwood， the main character， has obviously worked hard to create her happy， peaceful and fulfilling life， working as an agony aunt。 The reader is left to wonder about her past from the snippets of information you glean。 Her strength of character and determination in overcoming trauma is immense。 Her best friend Jax is a colourful and joyous character， enveloping her friend in family and love。 Robin， her other friend adds a fascinating alternative view to the story。 Adam on the other hand is dark & brooding， whilst being respectful and gentle with Wren’s hidden layers。 Once Bailey Kirk， an ex-NYPD detective， now a PI， arrives you have a wealth of characters to give depth and understanding to the plot。 I thoroughly enjoyed the story and was slightly unnerved by the socially reflective aspects that made me consider modern society as a reader。 There are so many threads to dwell on: missing girls; childhood traumas; advice columns; friendships; forgiveness; online dating; ghosting and the pace of the world we live in。 The story is narrated mostly from Wren’s POV， alternating with tales from the past， of a family who ‘dropped out’ and became survivalists。 Some of those parts I found hard to read emotionally。 It is a totally different setting and feeling。 Some parts are also told from Bailey’s POV。 This book had me gripped from the first few pages and I longed for time to read more。 I loved the ways the threads all intertwined and came together to reveal all the secrets， my mind was working overtime。 The ending gave me the answers I needed whilst also leaving me wondering about the future。 Needless to say I loved it！！ 。。。more
Marj Ward
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The Author has outdone herself。 This is her best book yet IMO。 Internet dating， the dark web， a twisted psychopath。 I read this book in two sittings。 I could not put it down。 I was glad Wren had Jax and Bailey looking out for her。 I highly recommend this book。 Thanks to NetGalley， Harper Collins UK and the Author for the opportunity to read and review this phenomenal book。
Cindy • leavemetomybooks•
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:: synopsis :: Wren Greenwood has been living a secret life as the successful advice columnist， Dear Birdie。 When her best friend convinces her to create an online dating profile， she doesn’t expect to meet anyone， much less to fall in love。 But she does。 Hard。 Then the dude up and disappears - deletes his profiles， disconnects his phone， vanishes。 Has she just been ghosted or is something more sinister happening？ :: review ::I really enjoyed this book overall。 The plot was twisty and interestin :: synopsis :: Wren Greenwood has been living a secret life as the successful advice columnist， Dear Birdie。 When her best friend convinces her to create an online dating profile， she doesn’t expect to meet anyone， much less to fall in love。 But she does。 Hard。 Then the dude up and disappears - deletes his profiles， disconnects his phone， vanishes。 Has she just been ghosted or is something more sinister happening？ :: review ::I really enjoyed this book overall。 The plot was twisty and interesting， and the pace was quick， plus Wren was a great narrator， and I loved finding out more about her backstory。 I didn’t love the way the ending played out， though。 The choices Wren made to move the plot forward didn’t make sense to me and felt kind of forced， but whatever。 This book was a super entertaining thriller， and I’m definitely game to read more books by Lisa Unger！* thanks to NetGalley and Harlequin/ Park Row for the eARC。 This comes out October 5， 2021。 。。。more
Brooke
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3。5 stars rounded up。 This book started of so good and had so much potential。 Then out of the blue it changed， and just went some where that confused me。
Melissa （On a short hiatus！）
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This book started off so strongly with a gripping premise: Wren's best friend talks her into trying to meet guys via the dating app Torch。 Wren goes for the brooding type， and is intrigued by Adam's profile--he isn't the typical shallow vain guy she usually sees， so she agrees to meet him。 The two connect right away and soon are spending very little time apart。 Wren knows that to advance their relationship， she needs to tell him about the things she is hiding in her past and her present。 After s This book started off so strongly with a gripping premise: Wren's best friend talks her into trying to meet guys via the dating app Torch。 Wren goes for the brooding type， and is intrigued by Adam's profile--he isn't the typical shallow vain guy she usually sees， so she agrees to meet him。 The two connect right away and soon are spending very little time apart。 Wren knows that to advance their relationship， she needs to tell him about the things she is hiding in her past and her present。 After she tells him about the past she is keeping hidden， he doesn't show up for their date the next day and texts her that he's sorry。 His number is disconnected and his social media profiles disappear。 He ghosts her。 A private detective shows up stating that he is investigating the disappearance of three women， all connected to the man she knows as Adam。 Then the book just gets weird。 It's almost like the author came up with a great hook for the beginning， and then didn't know where to go with it。 We delve back into Wren's past and she turns into a bit of an armchair detective alongside the actual private investigator， Bailey。 Clues start to be revealed。 Then it gets even stranger and I thought the ending resolution was confusing and just plain strange。 （view spoiler）[ We never get a good explanation for why Adam disappeared from Wren's life in the first place。 And as for the reveal of Adam's true identity--I could not figure out why they didn't put that together， because I certainly did！ His motivation for everything was also odd， the way he acted at the end was so contrary to how he acted when the two of them were dating。 I guess I'm supposed to believe that their relationship was pretty normal and he was able to hide that he was a psychopath--to what end？ （hide spoiler）] The use of second person--basically Wren talking to Adam and telling the story to Adam throughout--was offputting for me and I had to continually remind myself who the "you" referred to。 I just don't feel like the use of second person was the right thing for this story。 After really loving Unger's previous book Confessions on the 7:45， this one just didn't do it for me overall。 Her books are often hit or miss for me: I loved the Ridley Jones series， but really didn't like Crazy Love You。 I'll just count this one as a slight miss and hope I like the next one better。 In general， I love the twists this author comes up with， but this one just fell a bit flat in its execution。 It's not a horrible book， and many people may really like it， but it's not the best book by this author。 I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book， all opinions are my own。 。。。more
Tiffany www。instagram。com/tiffs_bookshelf
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OMG this book was amazing！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！ I thought it was gonna be a different story than it actually was。 I thought it was gonna be a fluff story about a poor girl getting ghosted- poor her but it is so much more than that。 It is suspense， twisted， makes you go" What the heck" a couple of times！！！！！！！ I highly recommend this book to all thriller fans。 OMG this book was amazing！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！ I thought it was gonna be a different story than it actually was。 I thought it was gonna be a fluff story about a poor girl getting ghosted- poor her but it is so much more than that。 It is suspense， twisted， makes you go" What the heck" a couple of times！！！！！！！ I highly recommend this book to all thriller fans。 。。。more
Alison Oliver
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An intriguing thriller that tells the story of an online dating match that becomes so much more。 Wren Greenwood is persuaded by her best friend to use ‘Torch’ an dating app to find a new boyfriend。 After a couple of unsuccessful dates she meets Adam， with whom she starts a relationship with - and then unexpectedly he ghosts her。 She try's to find him and uncovers more than she bargained for -deceit， sercrets and lies - as her past catches up with her。 This is a fast paced and at times a disturbi An intriguing thriller that tells the story of an online dating match that becomes so much more。 Wren Greenwood is persuaded by her best friend to use ‘Torch’ an dating app to find a new boyfriend。 After a couple of unsuccessful dates she meets Adam， with whom she starts a relationship with - and then unexpectedly he ghosts her。 She try's to find him and uncovers more than she bargained for -deceit， sercrets and lies - as her past catches up with her。 This is a fast paced and at times a disturbing book and I couldn’t put it down！ 。。。more
Monnie
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Despite having a few issues with this story near the end - more on that later - I'm compelled to say this right up front: I do not recall the last time I read a book so thoroughly engrossing - mesmerizing， even - that except for a handful of chapters I started the night before， I polished off in one sitting even though it extended past my usual bedtime。 For that alone， it gets a rousing WOW！ from me。Wren Greenwood is a successful advice columnist and blogger with a past that she's managed to hid Despite having a few issues with this story near the end - more on that later - I'm compelled to say this right up front: I do not recall the last time I read a book so thoroughly engrossing - mesmerizing， even - that except for a handful of chapters I started the night before， I polished off in one sitting even though it extended past my usual bedtime。 For that alone， it gets a rousing WOW！ from me。Wren Greenwood is a successful advice columnist and blogger with a past that she's managed to hide from the rest of the world （she's created a whole new identity since her childhood years）。 For obvious reasons， she's a bit of a loner， and her best friend convinces her to sign up for an online dating app and dip her toes into the dating waters。 When she does， she finds an intriguing guy named Adam; they meet， and for the first time in her life， Wren thinks she's in love。 Heck， she even told him about her horrific past when he asked her to share with him something she's never told anyone else。 Not long thereafter， the unthinkable happens。 At their most recent arranged meeting， he's a no-show; his phone has been disconnected and all his online profiles have gone poof in the night。 As young folks would say today， she's been ghosted。To put it mildly， she's crushed。 And determined to figure out why。 Was he turned off by her past？ Did something awful happen to him？ Did he have a few secrets of his own？ Then she gets a visit from private detective Bailey Kirk; his firm's client is the father of another young woman who went missing after hooking up with a guy online who's a dead ringer for her Adam。 Could it be that he's a serial lover and leaver？ Or， when a couple of other women met up with him turn out to be missing as well， maybe something worse？The bulk of the story is told by Wren （and occasionally Bailey）; some chapters flash back to scenes from Wren's frenetic childhood and a couple of the other victims。 That's a bit confusing at first， but I didn't find it hard to follow。 Plus， there's quite a bit of repetition as Wren and Bailey retell their experiences and conclusions with other characters - such as Bailey's boss and the man who helped Wren escape her horrific childhood and create a new life - so what's happened then and now gets reinforced throughout。The conclusion， albeit nail-bitingly fast-paced， is where I lost some interest （not to mention respect for Wren， who up to that point had been a survivor with a sensible head on her shoulders in my view）。 Of course， I won't reveal what happened - so I'll just say that some parts （and characters） were very satisfying and others not so much。 The epilogue， too， was a bit unsettling， bringing what I consider to be a surprising， and somewhat disappointing， turn of events。But no matter; I base my reviews primarily on the quality of writing and plot originality， not on whether or not I agree with an author's perspective or don't "connect" with the characters。 And trust me， that WOW！ factor that struck me at the beginning was in place right to the end。 Well done， and once again I thank the publisher， via NetGalley， for allowing me to read and review a pre-release copy。 。。。more
Susan
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This was a decent psychological thriller。 It was relatively fast paced and I read it quickly。 As I read， I definitely had my suspicions about who Adam Harper was。 Wren's story was interesting but I don't know that she could have kept her true identity hidden as long as she did。 If you are looking for a quick and easy to read thriller， than this is a good choice。 Thanks to NetGalley for the digital ARC。 This was a decent psychological thriller。 It was relatively fast paced and I read it quickly。 As I read， I definitely had my suspicions about who Adam Harper was。 Wren's story was interesting but I don't know that she could have kept her true identity hidden as long as she did。 If you are looking for a quick and easy to read thriller， than this is a good choice。 Thanks to NetGalley for the digital ARC。 。。。more
Claire
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I’m kind of on the fence with Last Girl Ghosted。 It’s a novel about secrets， obsession and vengeance: what’s not to love about that。 Billed as a riveting thriller about an online dating match turned deadly cat and mouse game。 From the premise I thought this book would be right up my street。 However after a strong start， I felt the book dropped off somewhere in the middle。 The plot seemed to stall and it just wasn’t holding my interest。 It did get back on track towards the end though so I would r I’m kind of on the fence with Last Girl Ghosted。 It’s a novel about secrets， obsession and vengeance: what’s not to love about that。 Billed as a riveting thriller about an online dating match turned deadly cat and mouse game。 From the premise I thought this book would be right up my street。 However after a strong start， I felt the book dropped off somewhere in the middle。 The plot seemed to stall and it just wasn’t holding my interest。 It did get back on track towards the end though so I would rate it three stars。 I know others have loved this book， but it wasn’t for me。 Thank you to NetGalley， HQ and the author for the chance to review。 。。。more
Nicole Wuthering Vines
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I really enjoyed Confessions of the 7:45 so I was ecstatic when this one landed on my doorstep and it did not disappoint！ It was such a captivating and addictive story that I found to be really fast paced！ Full of twists， this one was such a fun and chilling read！ Unger perfectly executed using short but concise chapters and duel timelines to continually build the suspense！I was throughly intrigued by the haunting digital culture aspect and combined with characters with dark pasts and an abundan I really enjoyed Confessions of the 7:45 so I was ecstatic when this one landed on my doorstep and it did not disappoint！ It was such a captivating and addictive story that I found to be really fast paced！ Full of twists， this one was such a fun and chilling read！ Unger perfectly executed using short but concise chapters and duel timelines to continually build the suspense！I was throughly intrigued by the haunting digital culture aspect and combined with characters with dark pasts and an abundance of secrets， it made this one unputdownable！！ New auto-buy author alert！ This ones out October 5th！ 4。5 stars rounded to 5 for goodreads！ 。。。more
Judy Odom
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Last Girl Ghosted is a dark read that will take you on a roller coaster of a read。Yes its a dark read as PTSD， mental health， abuse and murder to name a few are prevalent but at the same time you can't help but cheer on Wren。Wren thought she met the love of her life on a dating app and then one day he was gone。 All traces of Adam were wiped out。It's not pleasant being ghosted。Wren takes things into her own hands and the secrets， lies and missing girls are on the list。Pages fly by as you follow t Last Girl Ghosted is a dark read that will take you on a roller coaster of a read。Yes its a dark read as PTSD， mental health， abuse and murder to name a few are prevalent but at the same time you can't help but cheer on Wren。Wren thought she met the love of her life on a dating app and then one day he was gone。 All traces of Adam were wiped out。It's not pleasant being ghosted。Wren takes things into her own hands and the secrets， lies and missing girls are on the list。Pages fly by as you follow this story that goes between then and now 。The lights stayed on for a few more chapters as I had to know if Wren would survive。Lisa Unger never disappoints and Last Girl Ghosted is no exception。Thanks to NetGalley and Harelquin - Trade Publishing （U。S。& Canada） Park Row for dark but thrilling read。 。。。more
Anne
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2。5 stars。 RTC
Melly Mel - Shelf_ishly_lit
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Last Girl Ghosted， Lisa UngerLisa has become a go to author for me when I am looking for gripping psychological thrillers。In Last Girl Ghosted， Lisa dips eerily into modern day contexts with a cat-and-mouse chase under the guise of online dating which begs the question: can you ever truly trust social media presentations。 Pretty pictures， grid aesthetics and catchy profile listings are manufactured， glossy and all to often are far from reality。 This is the case for Wren and a man she meets on a Last Girl Ghosted， Lisa UngerLisa has become a go to author for me when I am looking for gripping psychological thrillers。In Last Girl Ghosted， Lisa dips eerily into modern day contexts with a cat-and-mouse chase under the guise of online dating which begs the question: can you ever truly trust social media presentations。 Pretty pictures， grid aesthetics and catchy profile listings are manufactured， glossy and all to often are far from reality。 This is the case for Wren and a man she meets on a dating app。 Wren has come along way from her traumatic past and has worked tirelessly to keep it and her true identity buried。 Desperately hoping to pull off her new carefully constructed reality。 All it takes is someone to pull on one tiny thread。 And her new mysterious boyfriend seems to know exactly where to tug。 There is a lot to unpack in this twisty suspense novel。 Multiple POV’s and non-linear timelines， unreliable narrators and a slew of secrets that kept me guessing！ Lisa created a lot of moving pieces into this plot line。 So， even when I could predict some of the storyline bits， I was invested in seeing how they all fit together。 This was slow build until the last 15% which was a flurry of activity。 My thanks to NetGalley， Lisa Unger andHarper Collins for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Clea Simon
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Lisa Unger can always be relied on to deliver an engaging and exciting thriller。 She's a master of plotting and her writing is clear and beautiful。 But I particularly loved "Last Girl Ghosted" because of its protagonist。 Wren Greenwood is like my new BFF: She's vulnerable and， yes， lonely。 She's joined a dating app at a friend's insistence， but after a few meaningless hookups （hey， she's human）， she's going to put it aside。 Until she meets Adam。。。。 She's no fool， but he really does seem to get h Lisa Unger can always be relied on to deliver an engaging and exciting thriller。 She's a master of plotting and her writing is clear and beautiful。 But I particularly loved "Last Girl Ghosted" because of its protagonist。 Wren Greenwood is like my new BFF: She's vulnerable and， yes， lonely。 She's joined a dating app at a friend's insistence， but after a few meaningless hookups （hey， she's human）， she's going to put it aside。 Until she meets Adam。。。。 She's no fool， but he really does seem to get her and she lets herself begin to fall。 Then， of course， everything goes haywire – but （and this is why I really love Wren）， she's not only vulnerable and relatable， she's also a smart， tough cookie。 That makes for an exciting – at times really dark – thriller， with a heroine you can really root for！ Go， Wrenc！ 。。。more
Viccy
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Wren Greenwood has overcome a lot。 Her childhood was blown up when her father killed her brother and mother and he was sentenced to prison。 She was raised by a women in The Hollows， outside New York City。 She changed her name and re-invented herself。 And then she meets Adam on the Torch app。 She is interested in meeting new men and Adam ticks a lot of her boxes。 But， within a short period of time， Adam disappears， none of his social media contacts work and his office space is empty。 Bailey Kirk Wren Greenwood has overcome a lot。 Her childhood was blown up when her father killed her brother and mother and he was sentenced to prison。 She was raised by a women in The Hollows， outside New York City。 She changed her name and re-invented herself。 And then she meets Adam on the Torch app。 She is interested in meeting new men and Adam ticks a lot of her boxes。 But， within a short period of time， Adam disappears， none of his social media contacts work and his office space is empty。 Bailey Kirk arrives at Wren's doorstep and tells her he is looking for Adam because another girl has gone missing。 And there are two other missing girls。 Wren decides to hunt Adam （or whoever he really is） down。 And it means she has to return to The Hollows and face down some of her worst fears。 Unger always write a good book， but for me， this one seemed a little formulaic。 。。。more
Josee Blunt
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Thank for the advanced copy。 Last girl ghosted is about a girl who uses a dating app at the insistence of her friend。 What happens will keep you on the edge of your seat
Concha
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Thank you to NetGalley。After a first part that got me hooked， in the rest of the book my interest was fading and the anticlimatic ending didn’t help much either。 In addition， I found it difficult to connect with the main character。I can’t say the book is bad because Lisa Unger knows her trade but for that same reason I expected more。
Reference
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hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Last Girl Ghosted&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Last Girl Ghosted&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0