Last Girl Ghosted: A Novel

Wren Greenwood is a writer, podcast host, and advice columnist looking for love on the dating app Torch. She meets and quickly falls in love with Adam. After a three-month whirlwind romance, he disappears. Wren is left reeling, and the stakes become higher when a personal investigator named Bailey Kirk finds Wren to tell her that he too is looking for Adam.

Last Girl Ghosted started off strong, and I was hooked as Wren began to look for clues about Adam’s disappearance. The book held my attention early, although as the backstory of Wren’s past came into focus, the story became a little less intriguing. I liked Wren as a main character; her Dear Birdie persona was entertaining and I enjoyed her friendship with Jax. However, during the flashbacks to her childhood, I found some of the details too disconnected from her present-day dilemma and grew uninterested in this storyline. I also found it hard to believe that Wren, who gave advice for a living, would make such poor choices when following Adam, who she knew was dangerous. This book was entertaining overall, though some plot points were lost on me.