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Lädt ... Deceivedvon Julie Anne Lindsey
   Keine Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch.  Stacie-C | May 8, 2021 |   If you love psychological thrillers, this is for you. The build-up of the story was perfect. There are books that move too fast, those that jump around, and those that take forever to get to any action. This was great. Even the flow of the ending was amazing. I usually feel like endings are rushed or choppy, but this wrapped everything up in just the right way. At first, the age difference of the characters was a little bit of a stretch for me, but by the end when all of the connections are explained it worked out. I've read many books like this before, and I can see how it would be difficult to get younger characters (teens) into the right positions for what they need to accomplish without being too contrived. This just worked for me perfectly. (  ) Mirandalg14 | Aug 18, 2014 | Julie Anne Lindsey,Deceived Julie Anne Lindsey,Deceived I think the basis of this story is good. However, it is in need of a revision. It needs to be much more descriptive and there are several grammar errors needing address. If fact, there seem to be so many errors that it distracts from the story. The reader must read some parts more than once to understand the meaning or intent. After a good editing and rewrite, this story will be an awesome read. (  ) ReneeRobinson | May 4, 2014 | Zeige 3 von 3 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
What you don't know can kill you . . . Ever since she could remember, Elle has had to hop from town to town to keep up with her dad's demanding career as a corporate insurance agent. Each time, a reoccurring nightmare followed her wherever she went - until the day that the frightening figures haunting her at night became all too real. When news of a serial killer spreads throughout her new school, Elle worries that the Reaper has been leaving her his calling card in the form of cigarette butts on her doormat and an unusual ribbon in her locker. With the help of Brian, a boy she meets at a flea market, she discovers that this isn't her first encounter with the murderer and that her father has been concealing her true identity for the past twelve years. But despite her father's desperate attempts to protect her, Elle still comes face to face with the darkness she has been running from her whole life. Trapped in the woods and with help hundreds of miles away, will Elle be able to confront the Reaper and reclaim the life she lost? Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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I think I was hooked from the beginning with this one. Nightmares, a history of moving around, mysterious things happening, boarding school, hot guys, serial killers, stalkers, secrets and made up streets in DC? Sign me up. Set in the main character's senior year of high school, the book follows her quest to figure out why she hasn't been able to sleep in what feels like forever, why strange things keep happening and why the new guy on campus keeps following her around. That sounds cheesy but I promise you this book was anything but. I really liked it and found it very hard to put down. (