Mystery · Free kit
The Last Thing He Told Me
Hannah Hall is a Sausalito woodturner, one year into marriage with Owen Michaels, when a neighborhood kid hands her a two-word note: Protect her. Owen is gone. His privacy-software company is being raided. His sixteen-year-old daughter, Bailey, wants nothing to do with her stepmother — until a duffel bag of cash and a trail that leads to Austin force them to work as a team. A page-turner about what you owe a person you love, and how much of their past you are allowed not to know.
“Gotta pick a piece of wood. It all starts with picking a good piece of wood. If that's no good, you have nowhere good to go.”
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The Last Thing He Told Me This or That
Answer in under three seconds. No wrong answers — only revealing ones.
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Rapid fire (60 seconds)
Read these aloud as fast as the group can shout answers.
- 1. Houseboat mornings or Austin heat?
- 2. Pad Thai on repeat or Breakfast you don't eat?
- 3. Handmade wood-and-steel ring or A ring you can take off?
- 4. Two-word note or Twenty-second call?
- 5. Sausalito dock gossip or Nobody knows your boat?
- 6. Theater rehearsal pickup or Lathe in the workshop?
- 7. Coffee the waiter already knows or Iced tea in Texas?
- 8. Football-stadium memory or Church-office records?
- 9. Duffel of cash or Will in a piggy bank?
- 10. Design-showcase ending or Clean goodbye at the airport?