"The Last One at the Wedding" features a compelling plot filled with intriguing twists and turns, culminating in an ending that feels fitting for the story. I enjoyed the exploration of power dynamics related to money and social class, as well as the themes of family and the quest for justice among well-meaning characters. However, the writing itself felt somewhat simplistic, which made it easy to follow but lacked depth. Having appreciated Rekulak's previous work, "Hidden Pictures," for its immersive language and emotional intensity, I found this book less effective in creating that same atmosphere. It tends to rely more on straightforward explanations rather than employing a kinesthetic approach that invites readers into the mystery. Overall, while entertaining, it doesn’t quite reach the heights of his earlier work.