A review by thistlechaser
The Last Passenger by Manel Loureiro, Andres Alfaro
2.0
Continuing the trend of "book types I never read", The Last Passenger is horror. Amazon told me I bought it back in 2014. Why? When I don't like horror? I have no idea.
The story was set back around World War 2. A small ship found a giant abandoned Nazi battle ship lost in an unnatural bank of fog, and since maritime law says if the ship is abandoned it belongs to the people who found it, they boarded it to check it out. Creepy things start happening (duh, unnatural fog, abandoned Nazi ship...).
It wasn't a bad story. It was mildly creepy, but not too scary (at least as far as I got), but I wasn't really interested in the story, nor did I want to stick around in case it did get scary. Stopped at 11%.
The story was set back around World War 2. A small ship found a giant abandoned Nazi battle ship lost in an unnatural bank of fog, and since maritime law says if the ship is abandoned it belongs to the people who found it, they boarded it to check it out. Creepy things start happening (duh, unnatural fog, abandoned Nazi ship...).
It wasn't a bad story. It was mildly creepy, but not too scary (at least as far as I got), but I wasn't really interested in the story, nor did I want to stick around in case it did get scary. Stopped at 11%.