The Last Visitor

<p><H3><b>'Fresh, gripping and addictive' </b><i>DAILY MAIL</i></H3><br><H3><b>'Tense and absorbing . . . R</b><b>eminiscent of </b><i><b>And Then There Were None' </b>WALL STREET JOURNAL</i></H3><br><H3><b>'Grips you from start to finish' </b>KATE RHODES</H3><br><b>___________</b><br><br><H3><b>The island was abandoned for fifty years.</b></H3><br> <H3><b>So how did the body get there?</b></H3><br><br>Five-hundred kilometres from land in the middle of Atlantic Ocean lies Navigaceo, a tiny island hastily deserted fifty years ago and uninhabited ever since. Until now.<br><br>Tess Macfarlane is part of the very first return expedition and, as a documentary filmmaker, her job is to record everything she sees. Whatever Tess is expecting to find, it is not a body. Recently killed and wearing the uniform of the expedition team.<br><br>It soon becomes clear that someone on Tess's team is a killer. With five days until she can return to the mainland and no idea who to trust, can Tess avoid becoming the next body discovered on the shore?<br><b>___________</b><br><br><H3><b>REAL READER REVIEWS OF <i>THE LAST VISITOR</i></b></H3><br><br><i>'</i>A <b>great </b>book for those Looking for <b>an intriguing, well-plotted mystery</b>'<br><br>'My heart was <b>racing</b>, and <b>I couldn't put the book down</b>. Lucky this was such a fast paced and quick read!'<br><br>'The <b>huge twist</b> later on kept me right on the edge literally of those rocky escarpments'<br><br>'Completely <b>devourable</b>. I haven't read anything by Martin before, but I will be sure to now'<br><br>'The writing is <b>atmospheric </b>and the description of the<b> isolation of the location is superb</b>'<br><br>'Griffin demonstrates <b>a talent for captivating readers</b> and holding their attention with <b>compelling characters </b>and <b>a well-crafted plot</b>'</p>