This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

For twenty years, Ruby Wilde has been the queen of good times. Shots at happy hour, dancing on sticky floors, crashing on strangers' sofas—she's got stories that make her friends laugh until they cry. But now those friends are swapping cocktails for calpol, nights out for mortgage rates, and Ruby... well, Ruby is still at the pub.

At 42, she's facing the uncomfortable truth: her "just for now" lifestyle might have become permanent. Her entry-level job is hanging by a thread, her landlord wants her out, and her savings wouldn't stretch to a kebab. Reckless flings with men half her age are losing their charm, and the hangovers are starting to last three days.

Is it too late to grow up when everyone else already has?

Last One at the Bar is a sharp, darkly funny novel about the messy, awkward, glorious chaos of getting your life together—long after everyone else seems to have done it. Perfect for fans of Fleabag, Bridget Jones, and anyone who's ever wondered if it's time to leave the party... or host your own.