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
Bookreporter。com Mystery & Thriller
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“Modern dating。 Let’s be honest。 It sucks。” With this brief yet inciteful affirmation， Lisa Unger nicely sets the table for what you can expect in LAST GIRL GHOSTED。Wren Greenwood doesn’t really go for the whole online dating scene --- in fact， it is only because of the constant prodding of her friend Jax that she’s even throwing herself out there this time。 She creates an account on the dating site Torch and subjects herself to the impossible task of digging through the profiles of those who ju “Modern dating。 Let’s be honest。 It sucks。” With this brief yet inciteful affirmation， Lisa Unger nicely sets the table for what you can expect in LAST GIRL GHOSTED。Wren Greenwood doesn’t really go for the whole online dating scene --- in fact， it is only because of the constant prodding of her friend Jax that she’s even throwing herself out there this time。 She creates an account on the dating site Torch and subjects herself to the impossible task of digging through the profiles of those who just want to hook up or are downright lying to find her potential soul mate。Wren sets up a date with a young man named Adam Harper， and he actually turns out to be even better than his meager profile and headshot would have indicated。 She was already sold when she found out that he loves the poet Rainer Maria Rilke， and she wants to learn more about him。 When Wren shows up at the restaurant they had selected for their second date， she begins to get worried when 10 or more minutes go by and Adam is nowhere in sight。 This is embarrassing enough since she is at an upscale establishment， but it is seemingly out of character for the person with whom she thought she was really hitting it off。Wren is “Dear Birdie，” the host of a podcast that has acquired a nice following for those seeking mainly relationship advice。 She never told Adam about her alter-ego， which is ironic as she would now make for an ideal caller to the program。 Things take an even more surreal turn for Wren when she is approached by Bailey Kirk of the Turner and Ives Agency。 He is an ex-detective and current private eye searching for the man who is calling himself Adam Harper。 His client is the family of a young woman， Mia， who disappeared six months earlier while dating Adam。 Down the rabbit hole we go！Bailey continues to stay in contact with Wren， who is genuinely concerned and learns that Mia may have been just one in a series of missing young women who met Adam online。 As for Wren’s situation， she has to wonder why he disappeared but caused her no harm。 Knowing this is a Lisa Unger thriller， it will be just a matter of time before we get those answers， and they are sure to be doozies。Each new lead brings Wren more unanswered questions。 At one point， someone comments that she looks like she just saw a ghost， to which she internally responds， “I have。 I have seen a ghost。 I see her every time I look in the mirror。” During her search， Wren receives some cryptic messages from an unknown sender she suspects is Adam。 One of the texts reads， “Don’t believe what he tells you about me。 There are more layers to my truth than you can imagine。” This may be true， but the reality is that Mia is still missing and Wren needs to understand exactly who she has found herself mixed up with。We learn about more young women who may have been involved with Adam。 Wren knuckles under to the pressure she has placed on herself and decides to troll the dark web to find someone who might be able to trace the individual who has been sending her those texts。 The book does an excellent job of using modern-day technology and applications and tying them into a psychological thriller that could have been directed by Alfred Hitchcock。Without giving anything away， I will simply state that before Wren can discover who and what Adam really is， she will have to look in the mirror and deal with her own past and secrets。 Lisa Unger drops enough tidbits and red herrings to keep the wheels turning for the armchair detective reader。 LAST GIRL GHOSTED is so intricately plotted that this will be no easy task。Reviewed by Ray Palen 。。。more
Jennydlovesthebooks
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Lisa Unger has some magic because I do not know how she puts out a thriller each year！Last Girl Ghosted is a solid thriller about Wren Greenwood， a woman with a traumatic past who writes the Dear Birdie advice column anonymously。 Wren’s bff Jax convinces Wren to sign up for Torch， an online dating site， and she meets Adam and falls hard。 Then， she’s ghosted。 Not just no return call， nothing -no digital footprint。 Turns out she’s not the only one looking for Adam。I didn’t love this book， nor did Lisa Unger has some magic because I do not know how she puts out a thriller each year！Last Girl Ghosted is a solid thriller about Wren Greenwood， a woman with a traumatic past who writes the Dear Birdie advice column anonymously。 Wren’s bff Jax convinces Wren to sign up for Torch， an online dating site， and she meets Adam and falls hard。 Then， she’s ghosted。 Not just no return call， nothing -no digital footprint。 Turns out she’s not the only one looking for Adam。I didn’t love this book， nor did I dislike it （mostly because of Lisa Unger’s writing。）。 No eye rolls from me， but I guessed some of the twist。 Solid ⭐️⭐️⭐️: I dont regret reading it， but I wouldn’t recommend it。 I think a lot of people will like this one based on the writing and the plot—it hasn’t been done。 Although it contains some plot lines that I don’t care for。 No spoilers though。 。。。more
Maria
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This is a twisted and disturbing story; about family， love and mental health。Wren， our main character， has started dating again but with not much luck until she mets Adam。 He seems the perfect guy for her， charming， in love and with similar tastes to her。 But， when 3 months after start dating he disappears， Wren doesn’t know what to think。 Has she been ghosted or something has happened to Adam？ Of course， when a PI appears at her door asking questions about Adam， Wren doesn’t know what to think This is a twisted and disturbing story; about family， love and mental health。Wren， our main character， has started dating again but with not much luck until she mets Adam。 He seems the perfect guy for her， charming， in love and with similar tastes to her。 But， when 3 months after start dating he disappears， Wren doesn’t know what to think。 Has she been ghosted or something has happened to Adam？ Of course， when a PI appears at her door asking questions about Adam， Wren doesn’t know what to think and who to trust， so， she will start to search for the answers by herself putting her life at risk。Wren seems a nice woman， but she has a past that conditions each one of her movements。 I am not saying as a fault but a way to understand her and her thoughts; I really don’t think I would trust anyone after her past or act “normal” in any way。As I said， this is a disturbing read; but a way to make the reader believe that we all have problems and a past and the only way to continue living is to confront our fears and be true to ourselves。The story is told between two different story lines; the past with Wren childhood and the present how she has accepted her past and tries to be happy。This is a slow paced story， because some things can’t be rushed and should be told in their own time。Maybe you’ll love this book， maybe you’ll hate it; but it will make you think about different themes and how they can affect us and how we can help people around us with mental health issues。Are you ready to discover “Last Girl Ghosted”？ 。。。more
Caroline 'reading with Buddy'
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This book was interesting - I liked the premise and I did get into the story and I liked how it flowed between the two different locations。 It did make sense and answered a lot of the questions that I had at the beginning。 I was given an advance copy by netgalley and publishers but the review is entirely my own。
Rncaduceus
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Different。。。。really enjoyed this one！ Will read more of Unger's books。 Different。。。。really enjoyed this one！ Will read more of Unger's books。 。。。more
Casey M
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One of the best！！ Truly unique！ 📖 ▪️Last Girl Ghosted | Thriller ▪️Author: Lisa Unger @launger ▪️Publisher: Parker Row @parkrowbooks ▪️Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️▪️Release Date: October 5， 2021Using a dating app Wren meets the man of her dreams， Adam。。。he is perfect！ Months in， getting closer everyday， she is in love。 They have a powerful connection …then he is gone。 All of his profiles and contacts are deleted。 Was she ghosted？ Determined to find the truth she goes in search of answers and finds so many One of the best！！ Truly unique！ 📖 ▪️Last Girl Ghosted | Thriller ▪️Author: Lisa Unger @launger ▪️Publisher: Parker Row @parkrowbooks ▪️Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️▪️Release Date: October 5， 2021Using a dating app Wren meets the man of her dreams， Adam。。。he is perfect！ Months in， getting closer everyday， she is in love。 They have a powerful connection …then he is gone。 All of his profiles and contacts are deleted。 Was she ghosted？ Determined to find the truth she goes in search of answers and finds so many lies， missing girls and more questions…deepening the mysteries surrounding the missing Adam she is forced to confront her own past。 A thriller that is so dark and not simple in anyway…a 5 star read！ To swipe or not to swipe 👻 😲“Do you think real love forgives all things？” 。。。more
Emily
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 2。5 This really didn't work out for me which is super disappointing because I loved Confessions on the 7:45 and thought I would love this。 1。 It is a little unbelievable that the main character would stop everything， risk her life and put everything else on the back burner to follow this guy she met online and dated for like 6 months？2。 The past chapters that talk about the main characters history and fathers "doomsday preparation" we completed boring and useless in my opinion。3。 The action did 2。5 This really didn't work out for me which is super disappointing because I loved Confessions on the 7:45 and thought I would love this。 1。 It is a little unbelievable that the main character would stop everything， risk her life and put everything else on the back burner to follow this guy she met online and dated for like 6 months？2。 The past chapters that talk about the main characters history and fathers "doomsday preparation" we completed boring and useless in my opinion。3。 The action did ramp up but in the end it was just corny and confusing。 It was like "okay that's it"？！ Ultimately this book really fell flat and I wouldn't recommend。 。。。more
Joanna Olson
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Last Girl Ghosted had a really unique premise。 There’s a guy going on dating apps and ghosting girls。 They wind up disappearing and he also vanished without a trace until he randomly shows up again as a new person。 Wren Greenwood is his most recent mark and she decides to put an end to it。 She has a troubled past just like the others and we find out a lot about it as we keep reading。 The ending is what made this one 3 stars。 I really liked the ending。 It was twisty， well done and really pulled e Last Girl Ghosted had a really unique premise。 There’s a guy going on dating apps and ghosting girls。 They wind up disappearing and he also vanished without a trace until he randomly shows up again as a new person。 Wren Greenwood is his most recent mark and she decides to put an end to it。 She has a troubled past just like the others and we find out a lot about it as we keep reading。 The ending is what made this one 3 stars。 I really liked the ending。 It was twisty， well done and really pulled everything together nicely。 I was SHOCKED。 Unfortunately， the rest of the book really fell flat。 It was VERY drawn out with lots of jumping timelines and an unreliable main character。 It seemed like the ending and the rest of the book were two totally separate things since I loved the ending but wasn’t a fan of the rest。 Am I glad I finished it？ Yes。 Would I recommend it？ Maybe？ 。。。more
Heidi
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I loved this book！ This was so beautifully written that I could actually hear and see all the descriptions the author provided。 The storyline was also relevant to our modern online dating age and this book is a real page-turner。 I couldn't understand some of the main character's decisions， which was frustrating， but I guess if she had made smarter decisions， the ending wouldn't have unfolded as it did。 I did notice typos throughout the book， but it didn't hinder my enjoyment of this novel。 I wou I loved this book！ This was so beautifully written that I could actually hear and see all the descriptions the author provided。 The storyline was also relevant to our modern online dating age and this book is a real page-turner。 I couldn't understand some of the main character's decisions， which was frustrating， but I guess if she had made smarter decisions， the ending wouldn't have unfolded as it did。 I did notice typos throughout the book， but it didn't hinder my enjoyment of this novel。 I would highly recommend this one！ 。。。more
Patzia
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Audible。Lisa Gardner recommended it。I liked the first part a lot， and it included the start of the pandemic。Towards the end， there was a big disconnect。 Wren gets a needle and passes out。 She comes to， and it feels like it is a day or maybe two later。 She gets buried that night and then the end happens。 From her poit of view it feels like at the most 3-4 days have passed。 From Jax and Bailey's point of view， 6 weeks have gone by。 ？？？？？？ And Wren called her accountant 6 weeks before [just after s Audible。Lisa Gardner recommended it。I liked the first part a lot， and it included the start of the pandemic。Towards the end， there was a big disconnect。 Wren gets a needle and passes out。 She comes to， and it feels like it is a day or maybe two later。 She gets buried that night and then the end happens。 From her poit of view it feels like at the most 3-4 days have passed。 From Jax and Bailey's point of view， 6 weeks have gone by。 ？？？？？？ And Wren called her accountant 6 weeks before [just after she disappeared] to have all her disposable cash transferred to a bitcoin account。 This is never mentioned in Wren's narration。It is hard to believe that someone who signed up on Torch for hookups is not doing some serious birth control。 Really？ Not credible， unless what she wanted was to get pregnant， but that's not her objective。No mention is made of what happened to the money， what happened with the police。 The first part was good。 I did not care for the ending。 。。。more
Kerry
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Started out good， but like other have said， it devolved into something completely different。 Did not ring true， and did not keep my interest
Kathy
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The first third of the novel was promising， but after that， it lost focus。 Sprawling over several timelines， multiple subplots and social issues， too many characters to keep track of， and as if all that were not enough to distract the reader， the MC behaves in improbable and foolhardy ways。 The thriller/suspense aspect was diluted for me。 By the end， I was simply glad the book was over。Let me summarize my history with Ms。 Unger's work。 I really enjoyed her books many years ago when she began pub The first third of the novel was promising， but after that， it lost focus。 Sprawling over several timelines， multiple subplots and social issues， too many characters to keep track of， and as if all that were not enough to distract the reader， the MC behaves in improbable and foolhardy ways。 The thriller/suspense aspect was diluted for me。 By the end， I was simply glad the book was over。Let me summarize my history with Ms。 Unger's work。 I really enjoyed her books many years ago when she began publishing thriller/suspense novels。 Horror is not my reading jam， so when her books switched to that genre， I took a break。 Her return in recent years to her original genre was welcomed and I have enjoyed several of these。 This one was a miss for me。 Here's hoping her next is a better fit。 。。。more
Tina
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Solid thriller！ Full review soon！
Tippy
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I got past the preachy "take care of Mother Earth" lectures with a few eye rolls but found， for the most part a page turner of a book。 That is， until about 3/4 of the way through。 I asked why would a book that wants promotes that women are strong have the main character whining and chasing after a man that ghosted her？ And then， after all the finger wagging about the past offensive remarks that men have made （and gotten away with） towards women， the main character remarks that the female officer I got past the preachy "take care of Mother Earth" lectures with a few eye rolls but found， for the most part a page turner of a book。 That is， until about 3/4 of the way through。 I asked why would a book that wants promotes that women are strong have the main character whining and chasing after a man that ghosted her？ And then， after all the finger wagging about the past offensive remarks that men have made （and gotten away with） towards women， the main character remarks that the female officer is too pretty to be doing that job。 Huh？ My interest couldn't be sustained but I channeled my womanly fierceness to finish the book。 。。。more
Beth Stehlik
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3。5 stars
Laura Peden
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Starts off strong but around halfway it starts to go down hill…。things I liked: The narration， the timeline， the psychological suspense is on point， the friendship between Wren & JaxThings I didn’t like: it’s a bit too long （some sections felt repetitive and slow）; I wanted it to be like the blurb， a woman ghosted & then entangled in a cat & mouse game with a psycho！ not all her family crap thrown in 😬 the reveals fell flat for me; I don’t think I cared for the way most of the story was told， wi Starts off strong but around halfway it starts to go down hill…。things I liked: The narration， the timeline， the psychological suspense is on point， the friendship between Wren & JaxThings I didn’t like: it’s a bit too long （some sections felt repetitive and slow）; I wanted it to be like the blurb， a woman ghosted & then entangled in a cat & mouse game with a psycho！ not all her family crap thrown in 😬 the reveals fell flat for me; I don’t think I cared for the way most of the story was told， with Wren speaking to the man in her head the whole time （it grew old）。A buddy read that left 2 of us unimpressed and the third luckily spared from listening。 ♥️ 。。。more
Jackie
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The main female lead in this book has already gone through so much in her life， it feels unreal that someone would go out of their way to stalk her down and hurt her again。 The twisted male characters really do make you sick。 The struggles of mental health and lack of support are highlighted， but not necessary addressed。 A very twisted tale。
Sarah
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6/10
Sara
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What a masterpiece of writing。 Not so much a thriller as a journey through a dark period of a young woman's life both present and past。 So well written， a true page turner and very hard to put down。The meaning of family， of love， of friendships and the greater community all explored。 All set in the time of the emergence of COVID which is skillfully woven into the story。Just an incredible read from start to finish。 Lots to take away from this book。 What a masterpiece of writing。 Not so much a thriller as a journey through a dark period of a young woman's life both present and past。 So well written， a true page turner and very hard to put down。The meaning of family， of love， of friendships and the greater community all explored。 All set in the time of the emergence of COVID which is skillfully woven into the story。Just an incredible read from start to finish。 Lots to take away from this book。 。。。more
Michelle Vetter
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This book is incredible。。 best I’ve read in a long time。 Dark， traumatic， triggering but healing at the same time。 I could barely put it down。 I was guessing until the end。 I will be thinking about this book for a long time。
Akona Ludidi
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Last Girl Ghosted wasn’t quite the book I thought it would be。 On the surface， Wren has everything except love。 She is encouraged by a friend to try a dating app。 Via the app Wren meets what she thinks is the perfect man， or is he？ When Adam ghosts her， Wren becomes obsessed with finding him。 This despite the fact that a PI has claimed he is responsible for several missing women。 I was hooked in the beginning， but this story didn’t quite work for me。 I couldn’t connect with the protagonist， her Last Girl Ghosted wasn’t quite the book I thought it would be。 On the surface， Wren has everything except love。 She is encouraged by a friend to try a dating app。 Via the app Wren meets what she thinks is the perfect man， or is he？ When Adam ghosts her， Wren becomes obsessed with finding him。 This despite the fact that a PI has claimed he is responsible for several missing women。 I was hooked in the beginning， but this story didn’t quite work for me。 I couldn’t connect with the protagonist， her voice or her decisions。 I couldn’t connect with the writing style either。 But there was just enough suspense for me to finish the book， but for me it wasn’t a page turner。 。。。more
Linda
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With her trade mark style of writing Lisa Unger has delivered another first class psychological thriller。Wren meets Adam through an online dating site。 They are a perfect match and are so right for each other， but after a few passionate dates he ghosts her。 Wren is determined to find out why。 Did she share too much about her tragic past？ It doesn’t take long for her to find he has dated other girls through the same dating app and they have all disappeared without a trace。 As she looks for him， h With her trade mark style of writing Lisa Unger has delivered another first class psychological thriller。Wren meets Adam through an online dating site。 They are a perfect match and are so right for each other， but after a few passionate dates he ghosts her。 Wren is determined to find out why。 Did she share too much about her tragic past？ It doesn’t take long for her to find he has dated other girls through the same dating app and they have all disappeared without a trace。 As she looks for him， he is following her。 The story is not as straight forward as all that。 Wrens past is woven through the book， she is not who she seems 。 For one thing she is Dear Birdie， an advice columnist with a well known publication， she is also a girl called Robin， whose father murdered her family。Great read if not a bit too long for me。#lastgirlghosted #netgalley 。。。more
Marianne
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4。5★s“Once you ditch that phone， everything that you think tethers you to your life will fall away。 Cash。 A burner phone。 A map—a real paper map！—marked where she should stop for gas， to spend the night。 Places that took cash， that didn’t have cameras。 It’s not forever， he told her。 Think of it as a life reset。”Last Girl Ghosted is the nineteenth novel by award-winning best-selling American author， Lisa Unger。 After three intensely romantic months with Adam Harper， Wren Greenwood is suddenly， in 4。5★s“Once you ditch that phone， everything that you think tethers you to your life will fall away。 Cash。 A burner phone。 A map—a real paper map！—marked where she should stop for gas， to spend the night。 Places that took cash， that didn’t have cameras。 It’s not forever， he told her。 Think of it as a life reset。”Last Girl Ghosted is the nineteenth novel by award-winning best-selling American author， Lisa Unger。 After three intensely romantic months with Adam Harper， Wren Greenwood is suddenly， inexplicably， ghosted。 What was a hook-up from the Torch app soon developed into more; it felt like the real thing， and Wren just can’t believe she got it so wrong。 Her best friend Jax tells her to chalk it up to experience and move on， but Wren can’t let it go。 Then PI Baily Kirk turns up on her doorstep， looking for Adam Harper or Raife Mannes or the man who goes by any number of other names。 His client’s daughter hooked-up with the man on Torch: now she and all her money have been missing for nine months。 She’s one of at least three similar stories， all of whom have had some trauma in their early lives， all of whom have connected with this apparently charismatic， Rilke-quoting ghost。Wren too， has had trauma in her youth， but she’s a survivor， a success: her popular advice column， Dear Birdie runs in the New York Chronicle， helping many; she owns a brownstone in Brooklyn Heights; she has friends and interests。 But she wants to find Adam too。 Do she and Bailey join forces？ Does she actually believe the disturbing things that Bailey tells her about the man she had fallen in love with？ And what happens if she finds him？The story is told in a first-person narrative that is addressed to Adam， which sometimes makes for momentary confusion， but ultimately works well。 While Wren is a protagonist with whom many readers can empathise， it’s disappointing that Unger inserts her into that overdone trope of naïve arrogance where she enters an almost-certainly dangerous situation alone， without any protection or means of summoning help， and without telling anyone what she is doing。 Sure， it does later allow her to be kick-ass， but it’s getting a little tired。However， she does give the reader a gripping thriller， the bones of which are easily believable: the potential dangers of online dating are well-documented。 There’s plenty of enjoyable banter between friends， some good detective work， and a few action scenes in the lead-up to a nail-biting climax （or two）。 The support characters are an appealing bunch that Wren is lucky to have beside her。 A guaranteed page-turner。This unbiased review is from an uncorrected proof copy provided by NetGalley and HQ Fiction。 。。。more
Nikki
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I have read every single book Lisa Unger has wrote and each book never lets me down！ Last Girl Ghosted was one that had you thinking finding love online was the perfect match…。until it wasn’t。 Just when you thought you had it figured out it was another twist or turn until the very end！ Highly recommend this book and wish I could give it more than 5 stars！ 🥳
Lisa
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Great readFirst of all， this cover is what drew me to this book！ Gave me chills！ This book had me hooked from the prologue to the last chapter。 Lot's of twists and turns！ Be careful when you swipe！！ Great readFirst of all， this cover is what drew me to this book！ Gave me chills！ This book had me hooked from the prologue to the last chapter。 Lot's of twists and turns！ Be careful when you swipe！！ 。。。more
Sarah Wade
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So I love Lisa Unger and highly recommend her books。 When I saw this title I was worried it would be a little gimmicky but it’s actually just so layered and so much more than this title makes it seem。 This story is about overcoming trauma， mysterious identities and figuring out who you can trust。 I really enjoyed this one and while it didn’t leave me with any “omg” moments， it still thoroughly entertained me。 I highly recommend it！This thriller is about an online dating match that turns very dar So I love Lisa Unger and highly recommend her books。 When I saw this title I was worried it would be a little gimmicky but it’s actually just so layered and so much more than this title makes it seem。 This story is about overcoming trauma， mysterious identities and figuring out who you can trust。 I really enjoyed this one and while it didn’t leave me with any “omg” moments， it still thoroughly entertained me。 I highly recommend it！This thriller is about an online dating match that turns very dark。 She met him through a dating app and what she thought would be on the surface quickly becomes something real， maybe even love。 Then suddenly he disappears on her， completely gone。 She starts to dig deeper into the mystery of this man and discovers something she just can’t leave alone。 。。。more
Dawn
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Definitely a couple of pot holes， but all in all it was decent。 I liked the story， I just felt there were too many POVs and nonsensical actions by some of the characters I also thought there would be more suspense （there was in the beginning and end but the middle dragged on and on…）。 At times I appreciated the complexity of the relationships however， 3 stars。
Cheryl
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3。5 stars。 A battle of dark vs。 love。
Jennifer
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Lisa Unger's books can be hit or miss for me。 Last Girl Ghosted was a book that had a good premise， but for some reason never really clicked with me。 I'm not sure if it was the POV the book was told in， mainly with Wren talking to "You" （aka Adam）， or if it was something else。 I also never really understood why women were so taken with 'Adam' and followed him blindly because according to Wren there was nothing special about him。 Very confusing and bothered me even after I finished this book。 Ove Lisa Unger's books can be hit or miss for me。 Last Girl Ghosted was a book that had a good premise， but for some reason never really clicked with me。 I'm not sure if it was the POV the book was told in， mainly with Wren talking to "You" （aka Adam）， or if it was something else。 I also never really understood why women were so taken with 'Adam' and followed him blindly because according to Wren there was nothing special about him。 Very confusing and bothered me even after I finished this book。 Overall， it was a good story， but the execution just didn't work for me。 。。。more
Donnap
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This is one of those books that you are reading and it becomes very real very fast！ Especially since there is so much online dating going on， it makes you realize how scary it can be。 You can't really know someone on the other end of the line。 This is one of those books that you are reading and it becomes very real very fast！ Especially since there is so much online dating going on， it makes you realize how scary it can be。 You can't really know someone on the other end of the line。 。。。more
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