Miranda is writing at the top of her game. Evocative descriptions of such activities as hiking and rafting contain an underlying sense of dread, and realistic characters match the tight plotting. The tension rises after Abby discovers what may be a key piece of evidence. Trey’s questions stir up the town sheriff, the local tavern’s owners, and a young man who leads ghost tours, making Abby feel even more like an outsider because she’s constantly left out of conversations and others don’t take her questions seriously. Four months later, Landon’s brother, Trey, arrives, determined to get some answers. She has never been frightened by the urban legend surrounding the disappearances, the most recent being that of journalist Landon West, who came to Cutter’s Pass to write about those who were lost without a trace before vanishing himself. Abby loves her position as manager of the upscale Passage Inn, though the mountain resort town’s permanent residents still treat her as an outsider. The Last To Vanish Mini Book Review This book was so hard to put down Absolutely loved it. Minecraft snapshots are only for the PC version, so unlike the crossover expansions that launch simultaneously, you’ll have to wait a bit for the update to roll out on consoles and mobile.In this superb thriller from bestseller Miranda ( Such a Quiet Place), Cutter’s Pass, known as “the most dangerous town in North Carolina” because of a string of missing persons cases over the years, has been a refuge for the past decade for Abby Lovett. The update also introduces new telemetry events and fixes a range of other bugs, including lag spikes and some issues with Sniffers. The Jukebox is in the Redstone tab now, you don’t need a Smithing Template to put item stacks in other slots anymore, and you can read the power signal of a chiseled bookshelf using a comparator.

The rest of the Snapshot is pretty standard stuff. Any block you tread on in the inky depths will give off a muted version of the usual sound. You’ll be as noisy as you want from now on, and Mojang went even further and added some extra noise functions to underwater blocks. Apparently, the game thought players were walking in midair and removed all noise. The MC-1133 bug caused footstep sounds to vanish if the player approached the edge of a block. It sounds more dramatic than it actually is, though Mojang still felt it worth pointing out and even gave it a proper bug code in the patch notes, MC-1133. The latest Minecraft update is pretty standard stuff for the PC game, but Mojang pointed out one special feature: a bug fix for an issue that’s plagued the game for 11 years.

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