A world where people are beginning to unravel and lose hope.īook three, this book, is like stepping into a world that felt very primitive and dangerous. This was set against a backdrop of the world wearing thin as doomsday approaches. Book two was a missing persons case that resulted in some murders and very little actual police work as Henry is no longer a detective. The best way I can describe it will require you to follow me on something for a second, here we go.īook one was largely a strict murder mystery police procedural set against the backdrop of the end of the world. There is a frantic feel to this entire book that keeps you at the proverbial 'edge of your seat'. It's still Henry Palace doing the things that make him HIM, the never ending quest for solving any mystery he happens upon, the unstoppable force of nature that will do whatever he can to find his sister, the man that wrestles with himself internally in an effort to STAY on the path of what is right.īut this Henry is broken, traversing a world that is completely unraveled in the days just prior to the end of the world. Right off the bat this book just FEELS different. This is book three in a trilogy and if you haven’t yet, you can check out my reviews here of books one – Book Review : The Last Policeman by Ben H Winters and two - Book Review : Countdown City by Ben H Winters or our Story Club discussion/episode with members of the AIC Stories Discord right here: Story Club 003 – The Last Policeman by Ben H Winters. World of Trouble (The Last Policeman #3) is written by author Ben H Winters and was originally published on July 15th, 2014 by Quirk Books. Genres: Dystopia, Mystery, Post Apocalyptic will the third be status quo, or will the end of this trilogy have me feeling better about the series? The first two books were good, not great, for me. World of Trouble(The Last Policeman #3) by Ben H Winters is the conclusion to The Last Policeman trilogy. With just 14 days before impact, Henry Palace is in a frantic race to find his sister and solve one more mystery before the end.

World of trouble by ben h winters