Editorial note: All opinions are my own.
About Author
Laura Dave is the internationally bestselling author of several novels including Eight Hundred Grapes and The First Husband. Her work has been published in eighteen countries and five of her novels, including The Last Thing He Told Me, have been optioned for film and television. She resides in Santa Monica.
Book Review
The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave is a convincing secret around one lady's quest for her missing spouse.
I've perused all the Reese picks for 2021 up until May and I have appreciated The Last Thing He Told Me the most by a wide margin! This one has been on my radar for some time (I even chosen it for a May 2021 book club pick) and I was so siphoned to see Reese select this novel.
Also, on the off chance that you missed it, the book is as of now being ready for a TV arrangement with Julia Roberts leading the pack job and Reese filling in as leader maker. I need to say, in the wake of perusing the novel I don't such a lot of imagining Julia in the number one spot job yet I might have completely seen Reese. Or then again even somebody like Mila Kunis whom I accept is a similar age as the hero. However, I'm certain it will in any case be incredible with Julia!
This story is SO acceptable. Such a page-turner and kept me speculating until the end. However, it's not your run-of-the-mill spine chiller or secret using any and all means.
What's the Story About
We follow the story from the viewpoint of Hannah. She's a lady cheerfully enamored with her better half Owen and attempting to build up some sort of association with her stepdaughter, Bailey. But Bailey can scarcely endure her. Thinking this would have been the most exceedingly awful of her issues, Hannah is hit with a colossal curve when Owen disappears. Also, not just that, the FBI captures his chief and soon a US marshal and government specialists are going to Hannah's home to measure Owen's contribution and perhaps more.
Hannah rapidly discovers that Owen isn't who she thought he was. However, she's resolved to discover reality, while clutching trust that her significant other is as yet a decent man. Hannah and Bailey willingly volunteer to discover reality with regards to Owen. They'll find a great deal more as well.
Secret
This is a gradual process secret with a scramble of a character concentrate too. I truly like secrets that take a major assessment of a character's inspirations. That sort of composing truly makes these accounts stick out. This tale is told in two timetables—one in the current where Hannah and Bailey are attempting to sort out what's going on and the second comprises of flashbacks when Hannah and Owen begin to look all starry eyed at. Every one of the flashbacks gives more setting and surprisingly a few pieces of information behind Owen's vanishing and furthermore decisions he's made.
I truly came for the ride with this story and didn't attempt to figure the completion. Despite the fact that I was unable to have addressed it on the off chance that I attempted—didn't know where it was going. I thought the uncovers were totally entrancing.
Heart of the Story
This one is an assessment of discovered family. Hannah was raised by her granddad subsequent to being deserted by her folks. After he died, she lost her family—until she met Owen. In any case, Bailey needs nothing to do with her.
However, whenever Owen is gone, the two are compelled to cooperate to discover what's going on. The two of them find that they need one another and Bailey begins to see an alternate side to Hannah. I've perused a lot of grumpy youngsters/grown-up stories recently yet I thought this one was dealt with very well. I comprehended why Bailey acted the manner in which she did (felt that her relationship with her father would change) yet I truly enjoyed how she and Hannah ultimately meet up. Done!
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