The Last Stop Video Shop
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The Last Stop Video Shop
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Seslendiren:
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Christian Neale
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Keith A Pearson
Kevin Kershaw is on the achy side of fifty, divorced, and spends his days processing insurance claims. It's a far cry from the wondrous future he imagined as a teenager.
Then, one random day, as Kevin drifts through his joyless existence, he stumbles upon a shop that defies belief—possibly the last remaining video shop in England. He eventually ventures in and meets the enigmatic shopkeeper, who presents Kevin with a VHS tape.
Curious, Kevin agrees to watch the tape, and then sits in disbelief as the static clears to reveal a bittersweet childhood memory featuring his late mother—one he knows with absolute certainty was never recorded.
That miracle, as Kevin learns, is a membership perk of The Last Stop Video Shop, but it comes with a caveat—watch one tape, and another will appear.
Faced with the impossible, Kevin must decide whether he's willing to replay more haunting moments from his life… or press eject on it altogether.
The Last Stop Video Shop is a poignant, darkly humorous novel about faltering relationships, abandoned dreams, and a man quietly running out of road.
©2026 Keith A Pearson (P)2026 Keith A Pearsondifferent to his other books
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A triumph!
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Honestly? I worked out what was going on pretty early on and it was confirmed at the end.
However, that did NOT stop me from enjoying it whatsoever. I laughed, I rolled my eyes, I got annoyed at people and their overthinking or non actions, I got sad - it really was an all encompassing book that made me feel an array of emotions. I really enjoyed it. I liked the characters, I liked the story, I liked the drama in places. The main thing I liked, and this goes with every Keith A Pearson book I read, I always come away feeling like I’ve learnt something or gained something from it. More emotional intelligence, more insight into my own life, more positive ways of looking at things. It seems it doesn’t matter if it’s Clement, Mungo Thunk or Edmund Wishkin saying it, I’m always able to take away something of use from Keith’s books.
And as always the narrator’s he uses are spot on. Including this one. Brilliant performance.
Another fantastic book Keith A Pearson - congratulations :)
Loved it
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It just built up and turned into a masterpiece
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Last Stop Video Shop is unlike any of his previous books. I’m tempted to say that it’s his best yet, but then I seem to say that after every new release. Maybe he really is getting better and better. Or perhaps each new book simply reminds me how exceptionally good he is.
I get through a huge number of audiobooks, mainly because I spend two or three hours a day listening to Audible while out walking in the countryside. Very few authors make me genuinely eager for the next release in the way Keith Pearson does. In fact, I start feeling slightly depressed as I near the end of one of his books, because I know there’s going to be a long wait before the next arrives.
The Last Stop Video Shop centres on Kevin Kershaw, a man who seems to have missed a few turnings in life and drifted into a dead-end existence. Keith Pearson has an extraordinary gift for creating characters who feel completely real. You don’t just follow them, you know them. You empathise with them, get frustrated by their mistakes, and feel genuine joy when things finally begin to go right.
I don’t think I can really do this book justice by trying to explain the plot. It’s layered, funny, moving, and wonderfully human. What I can say is this: please read this book, and if you haven’t discovered Keith Pearson already, start now. Just be warned, once you’ve read one, you’ll want to go right back to the beginning and read them all. And what a journey that is.
The narrator, Christian Neale, also deserves enormous credit. He does the book full justice and brings the characters vividly to life. A good audiobook narrator can elevate a story, and that is exactly what happens here. His delivery captures both the humour and the emotional moments perfectly, and after a while you stop hearing a narrator and simply believe in the characters themselves.
The problem with Keith Pearson books - They End!
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