About this ebook
By morning, investigative journalist Mara Voss is standing outside the home of Victor Halloway — one of the city's most powerful men, found murdered, no forced entry, nothing taken. She tells herself the silent call means nothing.
Then she finds the same seventeen-second recording buried in an old case file: played to a judge, three years before her own unexplained death.
As Mara digs deeper, more victims surface — a city councilman, a forensic auditor, each with no apparent connection to the others. Different careers. Different lives. Until Mara uncovers the one thing they all share: a decision made seventeen years ago that buried the truth about a young man's death on Platform Seventeen, and ended his life in the process.
Someone has been waiting a long time to make them answer for it. And the deeper Mara investigates, the more she realizes the killer isn't just choosing victims at random — they're choosing her, specifically, to make sure the truth finally gets told.
A slow-burn mystery about power, silence, and the cost of looking away, THE LAST CALL builds toward a conclusion that will make you reread every call, every clue, and every seventeen seconds that came before it.
