That is, the fact that many consider it to be the most dangerous town in the State. Moving on, there’s something that you need to know about the fictional town of Cutter’s Pass. Together, they make sure guests are happy and looked after, allow Celeste to enjoy semi-retirement and are able to live in one bedroom apartments on the inn’s basement level. You see, Celeste and her late husband planned, built and ran an impressive inn at the onset of the local mountain range, and Abby now basically runs the business with some help from another twenty-something named Georgia. Approximately twenty-eight years of age at the time this story takes place, she’s resides in this notorious country local for about ten years, and has done so thanks to the generosity of her aunt Celeste. This is the story of a young woman named Abby, who moved to a small, remote and woody North Carolina town called Cutter’s Pass after her mother died. Two or three weeks ago, I received an advanced reader’s copy of The Last to Vanish by Megan Miranda, and read through it pretty quickly once I was able to start reading it.

As soon as I’ve been able to, I’ve borrowed or requested review copies of new releases, which is what happened with this summer’s release: The Last to Vanish. Over the last several years, I’ve been true to that goal only failing to read or finish one of her works, which I plan to go back to.

Well, all of the thrillers at the very least. Since then, I’ve looked back on the experience fondly, and have tried to read all of the books she’s released. I borrowed it from the library, and honestly devoured it over a period of several days.

When I first got back into reading, one of the books that caught my eye was an intriguing thriller called All the Missing Girls, by an author named Megan Miranda.

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