In The Last Review, we delve into the world of Jay Satira and C. Thomas, a duo of private investigators who have recently joined forces to establish their own Detective Agency in bustling New York City. Their skills are put to the test when they are summoned to investigate a string of murders targeting prominent entertainment critics, whose numbers are dwindling so fast, they can't keep up with their daily blogs. The investigative duo faces one obstacle after another, struggling to keep up with the increasing body count. Meanwhile, the demands of their personal lives intensify as the women they care about seek attention and connection.

As the stakes escalate, a sudden influx of financial gain complicates their probe. The investigation takes a perilous turn, reaching a critical juncture that can profoundly alter the lives of everyone in their inner circle.

"The Last Review" contributes to the impressive collection of bestselling author Franklin White's novels. White masterfully weaves a high-octane narrative, exploring social dynamics often left unspoken while skillfully navigating themes of relationships and engaging banter that prompts introspection about the nature of companionship. This novel is full of sharp dialogue and swift scenes, leaving readers eagerly turning the pages to discover what unfolds next-a story ripe for the cinematic experience.