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The Last Day
- Narrated by: Gemma Whelan
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- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
Narrated by Gemma Whelan.
A world half in darkness. A secret she must bring to light.
2059. The world has stopped turning.
One half suffers an endless frozen night, the other, nothing but burning sun.
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Critic Reviews
"A beautifully realised and thought-provoking thriller." (The Times)
"A taut, thrilling runaround." (Guardian)
"Reminiscent of Robert Harris's high-concept conspiracy thrillers." (Financial Times)
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- Adam Wright
- 10-02-2020
Engaging... And wanting more
I've always loved a female protagonist, well written and not a stereotype, and this very much delivers, the secret driving the narrative is compelling as more parts are unveiled... The situation and results are unique and the only thing I really want is to know what happens next...
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- OldMate
- 09-10-2020
Enjoyable and engaging... hopefully a sequel?
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- catwomanOz
- 29-08-2020
Dystopia
Great debut from a talented writer. Engaging narration, story keeps you glued. Dystopian fiction is a crowded market but this one is worth your time and money.
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- Iain
- 05-08-2020
Unbelievably captivating, incredibly built world.
I initially bought this book as a fan of the No Such Thing as a Fish podcast, not knowing what to expect. I bought the book Monday as something to listen to on the drive to work for the next week or two, yet here I sit Wednesday evening, not more than 72 hours after first downloading it, book finished and heart racing. I haven't been sucked down a rabbit hole like this in a long time. Murray's world is a simple concept with vast consequences and breathtaking possibilities. I'm craving a sequel just to learn more about the world outside of where the novel is set. 10/10 a sure fire dystopian classic.
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- Elizabeth Neilsen
- 01-08-2020
Great read - (or listen!)
Such a great story and written so as to be perfectly believable! Loved Hopper’s character too! Enjoyed the bonus content!
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- Anonymous User
- 31-07-2020
Couldn't put my headphones down!
Couldn't stop listening! A fantastic debut from Andrew Hunter Murray. A science-fiction thriller set in the future that has many parallels to today with an empowered heroine at the core of the story.
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- KatyH
- 25-05-2020
Wonderfully read. Pleasure to listen to.
This book gives wonderful precise detail and is almost ‘luscious’ to read. Love the protagonist strong female. Story does not seem fully formed. I hope there is a sequel.
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- HeatherAnn
- 22-11-2020
A last day to loose yourself in
This cannot be the end, it must be the beginning - Hopper is brilliant. I want to see her in the newly discovered world where her science evolves into life changing knowledge for all.
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- Kean Dermody
- 18-06-2020
A fresh take on the end of the world
This book was lots of fun and very well read. Very easy to follow. I started listening to it about a week before the events of the book start which was kinda weird. I felt that the book ended very suddenly and I wonder are there going to be sequels? If there are, I'll be all in for them.
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-05-2020
Loved it!
Listened to it in one day! Was totally hooked! I can't wait for the sequel... There's going to be a sequel, right?
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-04-2020
Great success as a first novel
Looking forward to a sequel. Very imaginative premise and well imagined world. Narration good too.
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- Amanda-Li Kollberg
- 25-02-2020
Captivating, eerie and fascinating
Post apocalyptic sci-fi-esque thrillers are not what I’d typically choose to read, but I was curious to find out what my favorite QI elf had created. And I’m so impressed. The world building is stunning, the characters believable and the writing beautiful and intimate. There are so many aspects of this story that feel worryingly realistic, despite the extreme premise, and the book feel like a meaningful political statement as well as a well written story. Quite the debut. Bravo.
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- Mr. Phil Gilchrist
- 29-02-2020
Disappointing, cliche packed tripe
I do like Andrew Hunter Murray as a presenter and comedian, but as a writer he unfortunately disappoints. The concept for the story seemed exciting, but then it turns into a predictable attempt at a poor man's thriller, with dodgy politicians who simply want to rule the world. There are much better books out there, in fact most other books are better.
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- S E Darrington
- 15-04-2020
A Real Disappointment
The Last Day Review I really enjoy AHM's podcasts so I feel disloyal writing this. However, having seen the reviews for this I have to stick my oar in. I don't suppose it should come as a surprise that someone with friends and colleagues in the media industry should have such flattering reviews of his debut book. But for this book to have such glowing reviews is a crime. It's a promising premise. The earth comes to a standstill and the world is learning to cope with the consequences. I had expected a dystopian science-fiction novel. I had hoped, at least, for a story. Instead, what meagre bones there are of a story here are fleshed out with an unintersting trudge around future London on the trail of a McGuffin that doesn't warrant the effort. Most of the book centres on the protagonist (Hopper or Harper depending on how the narrator felt at any given utterance) being given barely notable slivers of information for which she unaccountably feels the need to follow up on. I personally, never felt intrigued by the nuggets she was being given, nor why she followed such an uninteresting line of inquiry. A name to follow up on here, a phone call to a book shop there, a root around in various empty houses to find a disappointing clue that would lead on to another piece of the non-existent puzzle. The big reveal near the end was what the reader would have suspected very early on in the book and cared little about anyway. It wasn't so much a big reveal as a big shrug. The way the characters make leaps to certain assumptions was particularly poor which was a shame since that was what much of the plot rested on. The amount of non-essential detail was incredibly frustrating whenever I suspected a story about to begin. Every time there was a glimmer of interest in something it was interrupted by Hopper remembering some inconsequential vignette from her past or blandly describing a piece of scenery which had no interest to the plot or the reader. If you took away this kind of padding, there would be very little plot left. The writing itself was surprisingly poor with lots of repetitive language structure and vocabulary. I can't tell you how irritated I was by the endless use of adverbial phrases at the end of a sentence. It's not something I've ever picked up on in a book before but here it was almost every sentence. Examples: "The whole thing was visible of the waves, sorrowful and weather-beaten." "Many pregnancies had been brought to an end, prematurely and inexactly.", "There were riots, wearily suppressed." On and on and on! I've got nothing against the structure in itself but when you're beaten across the head with it repeatedly it gets too much. Wherever Andrew could discard a pronoun he tossed it into the bin with frivolous abandon. How many times did Hopper have a lump in her throat, or realise that she felt something? How many people gestured at something? the repetition was endless. How did this get through an edit? Every character sounded the same, there was no variance in tone or sentence structure at all for any of them. It was also really predictable. Every scene seemed to have been lifted from a B-list thriller: the dark shape that was a cat, the timing of the baddies, the obvious traitors etc. What was probably most disappointing was the sheer lack of humour. As a writer for Private Eye and QI, and as a presenter of the Private Eye and No Such Thing as a Fish podcasts, you would expect there to be flashes of wit and satire but there was nothing. He is always the funniest on NSTAF but it was if this was written by a different person- one without an entertaining bone in his body. I'm really sorry, AHM. I will continue to be entertained by your podcasts but your writing is something I will be avoiding in future.
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- Claire
- 15-02-2020
Highly recommended
Thoroughly enjoyed this book! The iceberg cowboys, a fact from No Such Thing As A Fish podcast! Love it!
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- Anonymous User
- 14-02-2020
Worth a read! Loved every minute of it
I really enjoyed the imagery, I felt fully immersed in that world. Easy to follow and I really was routing for the main character.
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- Tony Evans
- 07-02-2020
Highly recommended
I really enjoyed this debut novel. Told almost entirely from the perspective of the main character, this thriller had me gripped from the beginning. A good vs evil story, set in a unique post-apocalyptic environment with the world no longer spinning. It's a fresh approach to the thriller genre, and I look forward to any future novels from the author. The narration was excellent, Gemma was the perfect choice for this novel.
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- Stuart McQuaker
- 15-02-2020
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A wonderful Achievement
The book is wonderful. Beautifully crafted writing. Great premise. Gripping story. Read with real skill and brings it all to life. Well bloody done. The author and reader have produced something special. Best wishes. Shane
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