Thank you NetGalley and Victoria Editing NetGalley Co-Op for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own.
What would you do if you found out your partner had betrayed you? Would you leave? Or maybe look to get even? Kenneth Cruz explores these questions in the thriller Till the Last Piece. This 30-minute audiobook novella walks readers through the dark world of secrets, cheating, and retaliation.
I give Till the Last Piece 3 out of 5 stars. This book moves fast and I actually went back and listened to it again to make sure I got all the plot points. Part Agatha Christie novel, part disturbed plot that feels beyond belief, this novella left me questioning what I’d just heard. Disturbed is really an understatement here. If you’ve followed me long, you’ll know that I’m not a fan of books with violence or harm towards children. I was following along ok until that point of this story.
Because of the inclusion of harm to a child, I am finding it difficult to recommend this book to you. If you like very dark psychological thrillers, this may be a book you enjoy, but it was not a book for me. I chose this book on NetGalley because I was looking for a quick audiobook listen. The publisher’s blurb sounded so interesting and mentioned nothing about the section that has troubled me so much – I would not have chosen it if I had known that.
This is a short review for a short book, but, frankly, I can’t find anything else to say about this one. It left me agape thinking about how disturbing this whole thing was and I just can’t get past that.
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