The Last Sparks: A Psychological Thriller
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 21 2026
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In Nebraska, secrets don't stay buried forever.
Ethan Turnbull works in electrical sales and lives a structured life built on logic, routine, and control. But when Patrick Russell asks him for a discreet favor connected to John Newman's construction site near Blair, Ethan steps into a situation far more dangerous than he understands.
A young electrician is missing. A replacement component changes hands in Fort Calhoun. Questions start coming from Omaha. And somewhere between Red Oak, Blair, and the police interviews led by Detective Chief Inspector Baxter, Ethan realizes he is no longer a bystander-he is part of the story.
As fear spreads through a small circle of men who know too much, loyalties begin to crack. Tom Arnold becomes a risk. John grows more desperate. Patrick starts to break. And Ethan must decide how long he can live with silence before silence destroys him too.
The Last Sparks is a psychological thriller set in the American Midwest-tense, atmospheric, and relentlessly unsettling. Perfect for readers who enjoy dark suspense, moral conflict, and slow-burning pressure that builds to a devastating end.
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