Hello Readers,
I'm sad to say goodbye to the Sanera Four, but I'm
incredibly grateful for the ride. Without spoilers, Bill, I need a word…
If you’re looking for a brilliant YA horror mystery to
add to your TBR, One Last Scare needs to be on your list. The book published on
8 October 2026, so this review will be spoiler-free. This is the final book in
the Let’s Split Up trilogy, and what a phenomenal way to end things.
The Sanera Four are back, and I’ve absolutely loved
spending more time with them. Found family is one of my all-time favourite
tropes, and watching these characters grow both individually and together
throughout the series has been such a joy. I really wasn’t ready to say
goodbye, but if this is the end of their story, it's the perfect send-off.
This time, the gang ends up on an isolated island where a
spooky theme park is reopening, only for things to take a much darker turn.
Think Scooby-Doo: Spooky Island meets Scream, complete with a creepy mascot, a
growing body count, and a whole lot of hidden secrets. What could possibly go
wrong?
This book was an absolute rollercoaster and not just
because of the theme park setting. The pacing is fantastic, and I genuinely
struggled to put it down. Every time I thought I had the plot figured out,
another twist came along to keep me guessing. I did work out a small piece of
the mystery early on, but that didn't take away from the fun of watching it all
unfold. The slasher elements felt a bit darker than in the previous books, and
the isolated setting adds so much extra tension. With no phones and no escape,
I was hooked from beginning to end.
I also loved seeing the characters' relationships
continue to develop, and a few moments genuinely caught me off guard
emotionally. I wasn't expecting to get quite so attached to this final mystery,
but it definitely pulled at my heartstrings.
Overall, One Last Scare is a thrilling, twisty, and
bittersweet conclusion to a trilogy I've loved from the start. If you enjoy
slasher mysteries, creepy theme parks, found family, and a good old-fashioned
whodunnit, you need to read this series.
One last thing to add I cant wait to get my hands on Nightslayer
next year.
Stay Spooky
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