Book Review: The Last Flight by Julie Clark

I picked up The Last Flight by Julie Brown on a whim. It was a free read on Kindle at the time that I read it.   Free reads can be hit or miss. However, this book was a total hit!   I was hooked from the first chapters!  I was rooting for the main character the whole way through the book. 

In this classic story about a woman living with an well known public figure that is abusive behind closed doors.    She hatches a plan to escape.  Her plans are set and with excitement she sets everything in motion. But last minute changes ruin her plans after they are irretrievably set into motion. .  With few choices available she ends up taking what sounds like a miracle when a stranger offers to swap tickets at the last moment.  .  But that miracle comes with its own issues for both ladies.  

This book tells the stories of both ladies and their situations that brought them  to a place where they desired to swap identities.   The characters are identifiable and such that you wanted only the best for them.

 I wanted to see the  escape of an  abusive husband.  I wanted them to persevere and win.  I wanted the  last flight to be successful! I was on pins and needles when things got sketchy.    I was 100% vested in the plot of this story.  It was one that I didn't want to put down because I had to know how it ended