The Last Voicemail

The Last Voicemail

A psychological thriller about grief, memory, and the voice that should have stayed silent.By Nolan Sly Greer
Michael Caine
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Length1h 5m

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The Last Voicemail is a chilling psychological thriller about grief, memory, and the danger of trusting the familiar. Nine days after his wife Claire’s funeral, Evan receives a voicemail from her phone. Her voice is unmistakable. Her warning is impossible: a man will come to his building in the morning claiming to be from the gas company. Do not let him in. When the warning comes true, Evan is pulled into a quiet nightmare of hidden recordings, missing memories, false identities, and secrets Claire took to her grave. Each message reveals another crack in the life he thought was real. But the deeper Evan follows her voice, the less certain he becomes of who Claire was, who is hunting him, and who he himself may have been before grief rewrote the truth.

Audiobook details

Rating★★★★★ 5.0 (3)
GenreMystery and Thriller
Length1 hr 5 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 5, 2026
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1The Last Voicemail
26“Oh,” she said. “Mr. Voss.”
2By Nolan Sly Greer Copyright 2026 Sly Door Books
27“Yes.”
3Thinking of you.
28“Who?”
4Hers.
29“Good.”
5Five times.
30And rude.
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6A shift of fabric.
31A storage key.
7Or the slow turning of a machine.
32He typed, Why?
8Not loudly.
33No answer.
9Metal against ceramic.
34A voice recorder.
10Then a man’s voice.
35A breath.
11Not quite a wave.
36Cleared.
12The space behind the shower curtain.
37Not Claire.
13“No, sir.”
38Daniel Reese.
14“Who?”
39“Daniel Reese.”
15“Why good?”
40“The survivor was Daniel Reese.”
16“What?”
41He could not.
17Not yet.
42A long silence.
18“Too long for what?”
43The smell of antiseptic.
19“Evan—”
44A pause.
20No.
45Then Claire.
21Claire Mobile.
46No vibration.
22Then, very softly, “Not yet.”
47“Evan?”
23Wrong.
48“Mara.”
24Don’t open it in the apartment.
49“What?”
25A secret above their sleeping heads.
50Like pictures of actors in someone else’s album.

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