The Last Murder at the End of the World

by Stuart Turton

“The greatest achievements have always brought the greatest risk,” she says stubbornly,

The reward for a good life is the living of it.

too many people just let it,” I say. “They had a chance to change things, to write a different future, and instead they gave themselves to apathy. They let themselves believe the job was too big so they wouldn’t risk failing. This is how you save the world, Emory. One failure at a time, but always in the right direction.