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The last flight is the story of two women who see the last chance of their lives for a fresh start by running away. From the outside looking in, Claire has a wonderful life. A rich wife, is a prominent politician, and is famous for his philanthropic activities, but in their luxurious home and real life, he is a violent and controlling man and uses all his capacity to monitor and limit Claire. Eva, the other woman in the story, cooks for a powerful drug dealer. He is fed up and wants to get out of this hell, but he knows that the least punishment for his employer is to kill him. Claire prepares a ticket by drawing a detailed and secret plan and goes to the airport. In the last minutes, he meets Eva at the airport cafe. They decide to switch identities and eventually, each flies with the other's ticket. The story centers on suspense and complexity when Eva's plane crashes in Puerto Rico, the same flight that Claire was supposed to be on. With this incident, Claire realizes that instead of a new beginning, a new life full of fear and danger has been established for her. The Last Flight is the second time by American writer Julie Clark. When it quickly shined and in a short time it was translated into more than twenty languages of the world. Julie Clark lives in Santa Monica, California with her family and is a full-time writer. "The Last Flight is a thrilling ride with a Strangers on a Train section and a bad braking section that twists more than an amusement park roller coaster! Julie Clark is an incredibly creative writer Janelle Brown "The Last Flight has everything you want in a book: an engaging suspense story, unforgettable characters, and a shocking and surprising ending that will stay with you long after it's over. Amy Malloy