Last Comment: Someone's Sister Is Reading

Someone's sister is reading. And someone is making them pay.Four people are dead.Each received a parcel tailored to something they revealed online. A fifth has been intercepted. One more is still moving.Chicago detective Maya Reeves knows what public judgment can cost. Six years ago, a viral pile-on drove her seventeen-year-old sister to suicide. Now someone is turning old content-moderation files into a delivery list-and every victim has already been tried and convicted by strangers.The evidence leads through counterfeit storefronts, buried complaints, and a platform built to close cases fast. Then the killer contacts Maya directly.The messages know too much about her sister. Too much about Maya's grief. And exactly how far she might be willing to go.With another parcel somewhere in the carrier network and the next target running out of time, Maya must enter a conversation designed for her-and keep its author talking long enough to expose the route.Because once the final comment is posted, the package comes home.LAST COMMENT is a tense psychological crime thriller about online judgment, private grief, and the terrible distance between punishment and justice.