An interesting find, with enough drama to keep you intrigued until the end. The main characters are complex and their stories come together in a way that makes you want to keep reading. I wish the ending had not been so open ended, but itâ??s a perfect book for you if you donâ??t mind a bit of a cliffhanger!

The first thing you need to know about THE LAST FLIGHT is that it is an unputdownable book, and you really will be glad you read it. It's the first Julie Clark book I've read, and now I want to read her others.

Claire is the abused wife of rich, well-known, and loved philanthropist Rory. He is dangerous, and she has so far been unable to leave him.

Eva is a former chemistry major who now produces methamphetamine in her basement. She hates this life but feels stuck in it and unable to escape.

They meet in an airport and trade identities. This is how each can leave her old life behind.

Most of the book is told in dual timelines. One is Eva's backstory; the other tells of Claire's experiences as Eva, her new identity.

The title of this book may lead you to believe that it is about an airline flight. Yet, you won't know for sure if Eva got on that ill-fated flight until the end.

And in the end, will EITHER survive? You'll be rooting for both.

My bookclub is reading this title this month ( not my choice). For me, there were way too many characters, A few with more than one name. I also felt because the story is being told in dual timelines the story did not flow. Overall, the main characters are unbelievable, one the wealthy wife of a man getting ready to run for public office and the other, a naive young woman force to manufacture illegal drugs. Really? Sorry I know I am in the minority of this book.