The Last Boarding Call

Description

Author

Jonathan R. Hale

Genre

Psychological thriller / crime fiction

Book Description

The Last Boarding Call is a tense psychological thriller about identity, truth, and the fragile line between guilt and innocence.

When financial analyst Ethan Cole is arrested at an international airport moments before boarding a flight, he is accused of orchestrating a high-profile bank robbery that shook the country just days earlier. The evidence seems overwhelming: surveillance footage, digital traces, and eyewitness accounts all point to him.

But Ethan insists he is innocent.

Detained in a secure airport holding facility, cut off from the outside world and racing against time, Ethan begins reconstructing the days leading up to the robbery. Through interrogations, fragmented memories, and quiet moments of fear, he uncovers inconsistencies in the case—and a disturbing realization that someone has carefully built a version of him capable of committing the crime.

As flights depart and the pressure mounts, Ethan must prove not only that he didn’t rob the bank, but that the system itself has mistaken identity for truth.

In the final act, a single overlooked detail exposes the real culprit, turning the case on its head and forcing authorities to confront how easily a life can be rewritten by data, assumptions, and coincidence.

The Last Boarding Call is a gripping story for readers who enjoy intelligent crime fiction, unreliable narratives, and last-minute revelations.