Working with his former Secret Service partner (and former lover), Kate Ballinger, Ethan organizes the people of Wayward Pines in an attempt to escape the abbies. The Last Town (Wayward Pines #3) by Blake Crouch (2014) 400 pages ★★★★★ If Ethan fails to act, it’s a certainty that the entire population will be eaten alive by invaders. He must lead the townspeople to safety in the face of what will surely be a murderous invasion by hundreds if not thousands of abbies. Wracked with guilt, Ethan now faces his greatest challenge. When Ethan defied him by disclosing his secrets, he reacted by cutting off all the power and other services to Wayward Pines.Įven worse, Pilcher opened the gate to the outside world and cut off the power to the electrified fence that kept the carnivorous “abbies” away from the town. As we now know, the megalomaniac who built the place had kidnapped the people who became its residents. Sheriff Ethan Burke is confronting the catastrophe he triggered when he told the people of Wayward Pines the truth about how and why they came to live in this seemingly idyllic little town. Now, assuming that I’m not revealing any secrets, here’s how the novel opens. Spoiler alert: do NOT read this book (or this review!) unless you have already read Pines and Wayward, the first two novels in the Wayward Pines trilogy by Blake Crouch.
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