The Last Flight by Julie Clark Thriller Sourcebooks Landmark – June 2020 Don’t judge a book by its cover. I know—it’s probably one of the most overused old chestnuts to ever exist in the English language. Or any language for that matter. There are times, though, that if the shoe fits? You have to wear it. See what I did there? I have to admit, the cover of The Last Flight didn’t initially jump out to me. It looked like the front flap to a paint-by-numbers “airport novel”—the kind you see in a newsstand kiosk right next to your departing terminal gate, read on your flight, and then never think about again. The somewhat generic title didn’t help with this line of thinking, either. But, the plot synopsis was intriguing, and the reviews were sparkling, so I had to see for myself. After all, we have a rule at Pipeline: if you…
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