The Last to See Me
A Novel
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Narrated by:
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Lauren Ezzo
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By:
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M Dressler
About this listen
For readers of Lauren Oliver and Alice Sebold, a sophisticated, literary ghost story that reminds us the past is never, ever forgotten.
In a small logging town in northern California, young Emma Rose Finnis was born and died. Now, no one remembers her hardworking life and her grand dreams - but she remembers. She remembers everything. Emma Rose is still here, one hundred years after her death...and she doesn't plan on leaving.
But when a determined hunter arrives with instructions to "clean" Emma Rose out of her haunt, the stately Lambry mansion, death suddenly isn't the worst fate imaginable. Emma Rose refuses to be hounded from the only place she's ever found peace, even if it means waging a war on the living...and the dead.
Lyrical and haunting, this spellbinding American ghost story alternates between Emma Rose's life and afterlife as the past and present become entwined in a compelling tale of loss, love and tenacity over a century in the making.
©2017 M Dressler (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.What listeners say about The Last to See Me
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-09-18
Haunting!
A wonderful book with wonderful narration. A ghost story with a difference! A story that will haunt!
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- Mme
- 13-11-18
Highly Recommended!!
I loved this book, becoming completely absorbed with the main character and her story. I felt her situation reflected the hard lives many women must have found themselves in at the turn of the last century. If I have a criticism, it is with the ending which I felt simply petered out.
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