'Every Last Fear' is a really great novel that keeps you hooked up until the very end. From the very first word in the prologue to the very last word in the epilogue, you are on the edge of your seat. As you read, you see the pain suffered by Matt Pine. Matt's life has never been easy, for example, his older brother is behind bars and he hasn't seen him in years. His mother, father, brother, and sister mysteriously died on a spur of the moment trip to Mexico. Without the full cooperation of the Mexican police, the FBI tries their hardest to solve this complicated mystery.
This story shows what it means to be a family, and how far you are willing to go. It is about how fame that may seem like a good thing, can be bad. 'Every Last Fear' is about how a "true crime" show can affect those involved. Overall, this story by Alex Finlay is a masterpiece and is probably the most realistic novel I have read in years.
This story shows what it means to be a family, and how far you are willing to go. It is about how fame that may seem like a good thing, can be bad. 'Every Last Fear' is about how a "true crime" show can affect those involved. Overall, this story by Alex Finlay is a masterpiece and is probably the most realistic novel I have read in years.