Last One At The Party

by Bethany Clift

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Pub Date May 11 2021 | Archive Date May 15 2021

Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

It's December 2023 and the world as we know it has ended.

The human race has been wiped out by a virus called 6DM ('Six Days Maximum' - the longest you've got before your body destroys itself).

But somehow, in London, one woman is still alive. A woman who has spent her whole life compromising what she wants, hiding how she feels and desperately trying to fit in. A woman who is entirely unprepared to face a future on her own.

Now, with only an abandoned golden retriever for company, she must travel through burning cities, avoiding rotting corpses and ravenous rats on a final journey to discover if she really is the last surviving person on earth.

And with no one else to live for, who will she become now that she's completely alone?

It's December 2023 and the world as we know it has ended.

The human race has been wiped out by a virus called 6DM ('Six Days Maximum' - the longest you've got before your body destroys itself).

But...

Advance Praise

I adored this book…it’s about who you are with nobody to witness you, what it means to be human, and how to live (the answer is getting plastered in Harrod’s, something we can all relate to.”

--Gillian McAllister

“Sharp, funny, emotional and a refreshingly different take on a post-apocalyptic world.”

--Lisa Hall, author of The Perfect Couple

“Really fun…like a dystopian Bridget Jones’ Diary with echoes of Shaun of the Dead.”

--Kate Sawyer

“Creepy, witty, laugh-out-loud and shudder-inducing.”

--Harriett Walker, author of The New Girl

I adored this book…it’s about who you are with nobody to witness you, what it means to be human, and how to live (the answer is getting plastered in Harrod’s, something we can all relate to.”

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